Isn t it all bad to copy homework?Is it illegal to copy homework answers?

Oh, this question is asked, I think copying homework is good, it depends on how the individual looks at it, you think, if you don't know how to do it, it doesn't count, at most it's a reference, if you can do it, then copy is just to deepen the impression, and it can save a lot of time.

If you have a lot of homework and a lot of mentally handicapped problems, it's okay to copy it, but don't make it a habit.

I really can't do it, and it's better to copy homework than not to copy, at least I did it, and I was somewhat impressed. If you can understand other people's problem-solving steps and learn other people's problem-solving ideas in the process of copying, it is equivalent to learning it yourself, and you can do it yourself when you encounter similar problems. If you don't use your brain, you still can't copy it a hundred times, then it doesn't make much sense.

It depends on how you copy it, you have to learn to copy, for example, we will do the topic, already very familiar, but the teacher still let us do it, you can deal with it, it doesn't matter if you copy it, but you have to remember, in addition, it's not very good, it's best to read what others wrote before copying homework, deepen the impression, so copying homework, is a very smart approach.

No, if you think there are sentences or words in the composition that you can excerpt, you can copy it, but copying the entire composition is considered plagiarism.

No, you can learn other ways of writing, and then add your own thinking and use the old ways flexibly.

Overall, copying is certainly not beneficial.

Copying, there is no thinking process in the brain, it will not be memorized, if you copy more times, just remember for a while, but you will still forget.

No, when you really can't do it, it's good to copy it again.

If you plagiarize it all, you can't do it, and you should still study it during the study time.

Not necessarily, it depends on who is copying.

It is not illegal to copy the answers to the homework, but it is against the law.

I don't think copying is a big deal. The emphasis is on understanding, and after copying, you will understand the question well, and the simple question will be forgotten.

But don't copy all the time.

The phenomenon of copying homework per mu is an inevitable and negative product of primary and secondary education in China today, and it requires self-control.

1. Students: 1. Correct learning attitude.

2. Don't hide your answers.

2. Teachers: 1. Change the way of education, focus on cultivating students' interest in learning (initiative), find out the root cause of the disease, and grasp it in an all-round way.

2. Be friendly to students, communicate more with students, and shorten the distance.

3. Strict management and control. (I'm afraid I can't prevent it).

4. When arranging homework, it is required to be precise and not too much.

3. Parents: The student's learning habits must be related to the filial piety education of his family since he was a child, and how to grasp the balance is very important. For example, parents enroll in a lot of tutoring classes in order to keep their children from wasting time on weekends, which may eventually lead to their children plagiarizing when they don't have time to do homework, which is over-integrated with school teaching.

In addition, it is important to respect the child's inner thoughts and preserve their self-esteem. If you accuse children of plagiarism in public, or punish or scold them in inappropriate ways, it will seriously hurt their self-esteem and even make them feel hostile, which will bring disadvantages to the learning effect in the future.

Students' self-confidence should be positively stimulated, and ways should be found to guide their schedules and study habits. Communication and encouragement are always the best ways to guide your child. Parents can cooperate with teachers to guide them to complete the easy parts independently, and they can check the answers to the difficult problems appropriately or ask other students for help to find a way to solve the problems.

Of course, it's not illegal to copy homework, but if you don't use your brains to do questions, the exam won't necessarily be you.

I remember when I was in elementary school and junior high school, the teacher strictly forbade us to copy other people's homework, and those who copied the homework were also poor students. Nowadays, it is not a shame to copy homework in a class. According to his son, classmates who study well also copy homework from each other, because there is too much homework, and if they can't complete it, they will not only be criticized, but also fined money, which is really no way.

Nowadays, the homework of junior high school students is simply overwhelming, sometimes they can not go to bed at 11 o'clock at night, and if they are unfortunately punished for copying texts or test papers, they will not be able to sleep until the next two o'clock, which directly affects the physical and mental health of children. Today's children are both blessed and pitiful! Every time a child comes home from school, the amount of homework becomes a barometer of his emotions.

I asked about my child's homework today. It is said that the chemistry teacher tested today, and a third of the students in the class got perfect marks. The remaining two-thirds of the students were penalized for copying the entire paper.

Even if it is copied, what kind of effect does it have? Can I help students practice calligraphy? Some parents said that their children's handwriting when practicing calligraphy and writing homework was like two people.

A large amount of homework writing forces children to speed and give up quality. Besides, who invented the homework of "copying test papers"? We don't have that in our debate.

The key points are mixed with the key memories of non-pickpocketing, can you still remember the wrong places? This pedagogy is disagreeable. I offered to help my child copy the questions and let him fill in the blanks.

He thought about it and rejected my offer. In fact, I understand that he is afraid of the teacher, and he is still afraid of being punished more severely by the teacher. (Presumably to comfort me, he came running up to me in a moment.)

You see, I'm also very fast, I've already copied half of it. If you do the math, it will take 30-40 minutes to copy it all. ）

Not long ago, I saw an education forum on the Internet, and a professor of economics at Peking University said: "Our education has failed in the past few decades. If we cancel the education of our children from kindergarten to high school from now on, the knowledge mastered by us Chinese may decline slightly, but the quality and moral level of our nation will be greatly improved.

Because our education teaches them to lie from kindergarten onwards. Many of the guests and the audience couldn't help but smile with relief.

However, we still look forward to the substantial changes in our education system and to the fact that our social, political, economic and cultural development will truly benefit from our education. Don't let "homework" overwhelm our children, and don't let "homework" overshadow children's youth.