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English, 01.09.2021 16:30, crummar01

1.Would you adopt the notion of no homework if you could? 2.Do you think this will impact learning?
3.Could such approach work in the world?
4.Are these examples of excellent or lazy teachers?
5.How do you think parents would feel about such an approach?​

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