It’s no secret that doing homework is rarely fun and can be tough to get excited about—especially when you’re stuck studying in a space that’s dull, distracting, or not really set up for focused work.

Creating tasks with a focus on students’ autonomy—by providing choices, for example—helps them see the relevance of homework.

We love the reading loft on top of this cozy little homework station. It’s the perfect place to curl up and complete a reading assignment. If your kids’ workspace is going to be in a main room in your ...

We can’t put the AI genie back in the bottle, so it’s time to redefine what homework is, and what it’s for, suggests Anthony ...

Senior Lecturer in Language, Literacy and TESL, University of Canberra A middle school student I know came home from school with the task to recreate a medieval fort out of cake. I expect the History ...

As the Homework King and Queen were crowned, I was confident that I had never seen such a happy bunch of losers. Out of a class of 28, two winners were chosen by the other members of the group. I ...