The World Wide Web influences education and our lives in many ways. Nowadays, Web-based homework has been becoming widespread practice in physics courses and some other courses as well. Although are some disputes whether this is an encouraging or risky development for student learning, there is limited research assessing the pedagogical effect of changing the medium from written, handgraded hom...

The main aim of this study was to determine students' perceptions toward web-based versus paper-based homework and identify any differences based on homework performance score and grade point average. A 21-item perception of online vs. paperbased homework survey was administered to 103 students (54 were male and 49 were female) in general physics-1 classes. Results of the study indicated that t...

We investigate the nature of Calculus I homework at five PhD-granting universities identified as having a relatively successful Calculus I program and compare features of homework at these universities to comparable universities that were not selected as having a successful program. Mixed method analyses point to three aspects of homework that arose as important: structure, content, and feedbac...

In this study, the effect of web-based homework on university students’ physics achievement was compared. One of the two identical sections of introductory physics course students received pen-and-paper homework done in groups while the other received web-based online homework performed individually. And then both groups’ homework performance and achievements were compared by homework assignmen...

This study aimed to identify elementary school teachers' beliefs in homework and examine the relationships between such assignments. In preliminary study, we conducted an open-ended questionnaire survey used it draft Scale of Elementary School Teachers' Beliefs Homework. main online was using drafted scale, external variables, item measuring amount that teachers assigned. As a result, four-fact...

We adopted a trans-contextual model of motivation to examine the processes by which school students’ perceived autonomy support (defined as students’ perceptions that their teachers’ support their autonomous or self-determined motivation) and autonomous forms of motivation (defined as motivation to act out of a sense of choice, ownership, and personal agency) toward mathematics activities in an...

Homework is a requirement for most school-age children, but research on the benefits and drawbacks of homework is limited by lack of psychometrically sound measurement of homework performance. This study examined the structural and convergent validity of scores from the newly developed Homework Performance Questionnaire – Teacher Scale (HPQ-T). Participants were 112 teachers of 224 students in ...

This study explored mathematics teachers' conceptions of the homework feedback focusing on four key aspects: definition, purpose, types, and perceived impact. Forty-seven teachers from elementary and middle schools participated in six focus groups. Data were analyzed using content analysis. To enhance the trustworthiness of findings, classroom observations were used for triangulation of data. P...

One of families' roles and responsibilities for their children is participation in education. Family the educational processes can sometimes be helping with homework. The purpose this study to determine opinions parents living rural areas about children's homework.This research a case study, one qualitative designs. data have been collected from 27 Konya May 2021. data, through semi-structured ...

Research has shown that sustained homework effort enhances academic performance and that students’ conscientiousness is a powerful predictor of students’ homework effort. But does homework—as homework proponents claim—in turn also influence the development of conscientiousness over time? In the present study, we examined whether students’ homework effort in two subjects (i.e., mathematics and l...