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Classroom Instruction That Works
Marzano and Pickering
Chapter 5
Homework and
Practice
Homework: How’s That Working For You?
Homework: Generalizations from the Research
The of homework assigned to
students should be between
grade levels
 in homework should be kept to
a minimum
The should be identified
and articulated
If homework is assigned, it should be
on
Appropriate Purposes of Homework
For skills and process
Practice: to increase accuracy, fluency,
and, if appropriate, speed
For information and ideas
Preparation: for new learning
Elaboration: to increase understanding
Issues to Consider When Developing
Homework Policies
 What kind of homework is most effective?
 How much homework is appropriate?
 At what age is homework a useful learning
tool?
 Who is responsible for deciding how much
homework to assign?
 Who is responsible for monitoring
homework?
 Is homework a requirement that students
should be held accountable for?
Homework should:
Be meaningful
Consume appropriate
amount of time
Require little or no parent
involvement
Helpful Hints
Begin the assignment in class to
guarantee students are successful
Students learn responsibility- they should
not need parents to complete it!
Don’t send homework every day for every
subject
Differentiate the assignment for the needs
of your students
Helpful Hints
 Homework should not be punitive
1. It should not be graded
2. You could let students work towards a
collective score or personal reward
3. Remember: homework should foster a
positive attitude toward school
 No TAKS passages
It’s Time to Review!
Thumbs Up/
Thumbs Down
Thumbs Up/ Thumbs Down
I sent home 75 multiplication problems
I sent home a few Reading TAKS
passages
We practiced the assignment in class to
check for understanding
I sent home a TAKS writing prompt for the
students to write at home for a grade
My students understand the purpose of
their homework
The students could complete the
homework without parent support
I gave a homework assignment on a skill I
introduced today
I gave prompt feedback on the returned
homework
I gave 18 students zeroes in the
gradebook for not completing homework
I told my students to get their parents to
help them with the homework
My students feel more comfortable after
practicing the skill for 10 minutes
Thumbs up for effective homework!
A Final Thought…
Homework (if done
correctly) increases
achievement by 28%.

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Homework and practice (ch5)

  • 1. Classroom Instruction That Works Marzano and Pickering Chapter 5 Homework and Practice
  • 2. Homework: How’s That Working For You?
  • 3. Homework: Generalizations from the Research The of homework assigned to students should be between grade levels  in homework should be kept to a minimum The should be identified and articulated If homework is assigned, it should be on
  • 4. Appropriate Purposes of Homework For skills and process Practice: to increase accuracy, fluency, and, if appropriate, speed For information and ideas Preparation: for new learning Elaboration: to increase understanding
  • 5. Issues to Consider When Developing Homework Policies  What kind of homework is most effective?  How much homework is appropriate?  At what age is homework a useful learning tool?  Who is responsible for deciding how much homework to assign?  Who is responsible for monitoring homework?  Is homework a requirement that students should be held accountable for?
  • 6. Homework should: Be meaningful Consume appropriate amount of time Require little or no parent involvement
  • 7. Helpful Hints Begin the assignment in class to guarantee students are successful Students learn responsibility- they should not need parents to complete it! Don’t send homework every day for every subject Differentiate the assignment for the needs of your students
  • 8. Helpful Hints  Homework should not be punitive 1. It should not be graded 2. You could let students work towards a collective score or personal reward 3. Remember: homework should foster a positive attitude toward school  No TAKS passages
  • 9. It’s Time to Review! Thumbs Up/ Thumbs Down
  • 10. Thumbs Up/ Thumbs Down I sent home 75 multiplication problems I sent home a few Reading TAKS passages We practiced the assignment in class to check for understanding I sent home a TAKS writing prompt for the students to write at home for a grade
  • 11. My students understand the purpose of their homework The students could complete the homework without parent support I gave a homework assignment on a skill I introduced today I gave prompt feedback on the returned homework
  • 12. I gave 18 students zeroes in the gradebook for not completing homework I told my students to get their parents to help them with the homework My students feel more comfortable after practicing the skill for 10 minutes Thumbs up for effective homework!
  • 13. A Final Thought… Homework (if done correctly) increases achievement by 28%.