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The voice of the post-90s generation: the problem of students' homework under the education system.
In the process of our growth, education has always been an unavoidable topic. Especially under the modern education system, students' homework has become a "persistent problem" that we have to face every day. I have something to say about this.

Loss of autonomous learning

When the homework becomes too complicated and even needs the guidance of parents, students can easily fall into the whirlpool of dependence on their parents. This kind of homework design undoubtedly deprives students of the opportunity to think and solve problems independently, and hinders their personal growth and learning progress.

The crisis of educational equity

Every family has different educational background and resources. When homework emphasizes parental guidance, those students with superior family conditions will naturally get more opportunities. For those students with limited resources, they may get into trouble and further widen the gap with others.

Academic stress and mental health

The complexity of homework and the demand of parents' guidance have brought great pressure to students. They may feel anxious because they can't finish their homework alone. This constant stress not only affects the learning effect, but also may damage their mental health.

Deviation from educational goals

The original intention of education is to cultivate talents with comprehensive literacy, but the homework design that relies too much on parents' guidance obviously deviates from this track. It puts too much emphasis on exam-taking skills and ignores the cultivation of students' creativity and critical thinking, which runs counter to the real goal of modern education.