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Homework in Italian Schools

Homework in Italian schools has become a source of stress for students, as the workload has increased significantly over the years. This leaves students with little free time and can negatively impact their academic performance and mental health. While the quality of homework is also an issue, online platforms that provide homework help may help alleviate some of these challenges.

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Homework in Italian Schools

Homework in Italian schools has become a source of stress for students, as the workload has increased significantly over the years. This leaves students with little free time and can negatively impact their academic performance and mental health. While the quality of homework is also an issue, online platforms that provide homework help may help alleviate some of these challenges.

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Homework has been a long-standing tradition in schools all over the world.

It is seen as a way for


students to practice and reinforce what they have learned in class. However, in Italian schools,
homework has become a source of stress and frustration for both students and parents.

The workload of homework in Italian schools has significantly increased over the years. Students are
expected to complete multiple assignments in various subjects every night. This leaves them with
little time for extracurricular activities, family time, and even rest. As a result, students are often
overwhelmed and exhausted, leading to a decline in their academic performance.

Furthermore, the quality of homework assigned in Italian schools is also a cause for concern. Many
students report receiving repetitive and monotonous assignments that do not challenge their critical
thinking skills. This leads to a lack of motivation and interest in learning, as students do not see the
value in completing these tasks.

In addition, the pressure to complete homework has taken a toll on the mental health of students.
They are constantly worried about meeting deadlines and keeping up with the workload. This has led
to an increase in anxiety and stress levels among students, which can have long-term effects on their
overall well-being.

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