This book provides guidelines on making homework relevant to the students and the curriculum, and integrates homework into classroom activities.

Homework is a vital part of learning, and it is expected by students, parents, school directors, and teachers. the benefits of homework are obvious, yet it is usually seen as a necessary but unexciting chore. Both students and teachers often fail to take full advantage of the opportunities it offers to consolidate classroom teaching, bridge the gap between lessons, and promote independent learning.

This book demonstrates ways to help learners to enjoy their homework and to make the most of it.