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How important is homework? According to the Los Angeles Unified School District(LAUSD), it’s not that important! The district has made a big change for the 2011-2012 school year. It started on July 1, homework counts for only 10% of a student’s grade. The district, the second largest in the country, says its new way can provide a fairer assessment(評(píng)定) of students’ homework and achievements.

The district hopes students only need to spend less time on homework and more time on hobbies and with their families. By reducing the weight of homework toward a student’s grade, a truer picture of the student’s knowledge will be shown in the achievement grade.

However, it doesn’t mean the students can throw out homework. It says that homework is a chance for students to practice their skills and a tool for students to prepare for coming lessons. Still, LAUSD is joining a growing list of schools that have controlled the amount of homework.

How much time children should spend on homework is a hot topic. Harris Cooper, a professor at a university, says that the proper amount of homework time is ten minutes a day multiplied by(乘以) the student’s grade. This means a third grader should spend 30 minutes a day on homework. And a sixth grader would spend 60 minutes. “Good homework in the proper amount will have better effects on them,” he said. “Bad homework or too much homework will have worse effects.”

But some people think homework is an important part of learning. They say many children just won’t try their best if homework doesn’t count toward their grade. Some teachers also think homework is important. They argue that students who do their homework perform better on tests and in school than those who do not. They are afraid that the new way will encourage students to pay less attention to homework.

The topic of the article:    The    1   of homework in learning

A big change for homework

Reducing the   2   of homework grade by 10% in assessing students’ performance and achievement in school.

The advantages of reducing

homework

l  Students will have more time for   3   and with their families.

l  Students will be able to  4   their truer pictures of knowledge in the achievement grades.

The advantages of doing homework

l  Students can have more   5   to practice their skills.

l  The   6   of schools that have controlled the amount of homework is getting bigger.

The amount of homework

l  The time that a ninth grade student   7   to homework should be 90 minutes.

l  Students will   8   good homework in the proper amount to bad homework or too much homework.

  9    about the new policy

l  If homework isn’t included in their grade, many students won’t put their heart into study.

l  Students who don’t do their homework perform  much   10   than those who do their homework.

 

【答案】

 

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 percentage

 hobbies

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 number

 devotes

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【解析】略

 

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A) 根據(jù)所讀內(nèi)容，在文章后第62—71小題的空格里填入恰當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~。每個(gè)空格只填1個(gè)單詞。

How important is homework? According to the Los Angeles Unified School District(LAUSD), it’s not that important! The district has made a big change for the 2011-2012 school year. It started on July 1, homework counts for only 10% of a student’s grade. The district, the second largest in the country, says its new way can provide a fairer assessment(評(píng)定) of students’ homework and achievements.
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However, it doesn’t mean the students can throw out homework. It says that homework is a chance for students to practice their skills and a tool for students to prepare for coming lessons. Still, LAUSD is joining a growing list of schools that have controlled the amount of homework.
How much time children should spend on homework is a hot topic. Harris Cooper, a professor at a university, says that the proper amount of homework time is ten minutes a day multiplied by(乘以) the student’s grade. This means a third grader should spend 30 minutes a day on homework. And a sixth grader would spend 60 minutes. “Good homework in the proper amount will have better effects on them,” he said. “Bad homework or too much homework will have worse effects.”
But some people think homework is an important part of learning. They say many children just won’t try their best if homework doesn’t count toward their grade. Some teachers also think homework is important. They argue that students who do their homework perform better on tests and in school than those who do not. They are afraid that the new way will encourage students to pay less attention to homework.

The topic of the article:    The   1  of homework in learning
A big change for homework
Reducing the   2  of homework grade by 10% in assessing students’ performance and achievement in school.
The advantages of reducing
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﹡People always wear colorful costumes and    5.    to hide their social identity.

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﹡Some locals want to bring back the original   8.     of Carnival.

﹡In 2009, two social networking groups    9.    their own carnival. They wanted to show what an old-fashioned Italian street    10.    should be like.

 

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