Responsibilities for Achieving Objectives

Student Responsibilities

• Produce high-quality homework assignments on time.
• Plan and allocate time for the completion of long-range assignments.
• Assume responsibility for making up work when absent.
• Communicate to teachers any problem encountered with homework.
• Schedule school activities and arrange outside employment to allow time for the successful completion of homework.
• Practice good study habits and complete all work to the best of their ability.
• Extend the learning process by reading, studying, thinking, organizing, and drawing connections among various course activities.
• Understand that non-completion of homework will have an edverse effect on academic achievement.

• Expect your child to do homework every night. Ask about homework assignments and show that you think doing homework is an important responsibility.
• Provide a suitable location and environment for homework.
• Assist the student in scheduling time for homework.
• Assist, support, and encourage without "taking over" or doing the work.
• Initiate communication with the teacher when concerns arise.
• Praise your child for a job well done.

• Inform students of homework guideliness.
• Strategically plan, provide, and explain appropriate homework activities to introduce and reinforce skills and concepts.
• Systematically monitor and evaluate homework; check it for completeness and provide appropriate instructional feedback.
• Clarify relationship among homework and classroom discussion, activities, etc.