What do you think of the new rules for primary school students' homework, which can be done after 9 pm?

Bian Xiao said: The new regulations introduced by two urban areas in Hangzhou have exploded the circle of parents. Let's see what is going on!

New regulations in two urban areas of Hangzhou: primary school students' homework time is more than 9: 00 pm, and junior high school students' homework time is more than 10. If they haven't finished, students can choose not to do the remaining homework, as long as their parents sign it and hand it over to the teacher the next day. And at least one "no written homework day" every month.

Let's first look at what the authorities say:

"The introduction of homework management standards for primary and secondary school students is also to effectively reduce the burden on students. It is one thing to postpone school, and it is equally important for students to go to bed early. "

What is the specific content? Let's have a look!

First, strictly control the total amount of work. There is no written homework in the first and second grades of primary school; The total time for completing written homework in other grades of primary school should not exceed 1 hour at most; Junior high school students' homework time is controlled within 2 hours every day. Schools should balance the amount of homework after class according to their grades.

Secondly, teachers are encouraged to edit their own homework, rationally adapt ready-made homework, put an end to disorderly publishing books and completing homework, and parents are not allowed to print homework.

Teachers are encouraged to assign long homework based on inquiry at least once every semester to promote students' practical experience. At the same time, the school should implement hierarchical homework according to students' differences and consider the design from the overall learning activities.

It seems that this policy does give children more sleep time, but it has attracted many parents' discussions.

@ Wine Bottle Cap: Parents will definitely let their children finish their homework before ten o'clock.

@ 中中中中中中中: It is of course right to reduce the burden on children, and it is also worth promoting. How do you define whether you didn't finish your homework in time? Is it really feasible as long as the parents sign it?

@ Su Xiaonian I: However, if you want your child to become Jackie Chan's parents, you will supervise your child to do homework to 1 1, and the child feels that it is not his own.

@ Yaya Yaya: Then wait until ten o'clock to do your homework.

@ Hello Yao Yaoling? : The world is really getting better. It's no longer time for me to cry and write my physics paper at 1 in the morning.

@ Choice from left to right: This rule is a bit ridiculous. Wouldn't it be better to directly stipulate the amount of homework assigned by the teacher?

@ 丫丫丫丫丫丫: If you don't do well in the exam, you will still blame the teacher.

Cheng: As a result, Xiong Haizi went back for three hours and wrote two words.

@ Jingjing Jingjing: You don't have to do it, but you have to comment the next day!

Do you think the advantages outweigh the disadvantages or the disadvantages outweigh the advantages for children?

Will you support such a policy?

Do you think it's important for children to sleep or study?