Weekend homework is a reality some weeks and my students don't ever complain, God bless them! But nobody wants to spend their days off working on irregular preterite, right? I try to assign homework 1-2 times per week with my Spanish I and II classes and maybe 2-3 times per week with my honors classes - Spanish III and higher. My school is not on a block schedule and I feel as though I have to be conscientious of the fact that my students have six other teachers who are also giving homework.
I hear a lot of stories about kids who stay up until the wee hours working and that doesn't seem right to me. It seems like kids do more homework these days than I did when I was their age.
This vintage picture of King Kong ravaging a city (Tokyo, I'm guessing) made me think about how I used to feel when a teacher would give homework on the weekend, so I put the caption on there. If weekend homework has to happen (and it does, sometimes), then at least we should be able to get a laugh out of it.
Hasta pronto, amigos.
--AnneK
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