Do you feel homeworks are good?
I've always believed that homework is beneficial to keeping up on the topics that you've been covering in class, but I never truly believed that homework should be large assignments that count for only a small portion of your grade. One project that I will always remember was when I had to create a World War II timeline in my history class, and we were expected to have a paragraph for each of the 10-15 events on our timeline. On the day it was due, our teacher just walked around the room to check if we completed our assignments, without ever collecting them. This is the kind of homework that I wish teachers wouldn't give, as there is no incentive for students to want to do any other homework in that class if all their hard work seemingly goes to waste.
On the other hand, I always thought it was important to get homework in classes like Math and Science, where you are learning new topics every day or two. Because the pace seems to be quicker when constantly learning new concepts, it's a good chance to refresh your memory on what you've learned that day. I never enjoyed doing homework, but I always found that if you really do take the time to do your assignments, you will generally understand the topic better, and most likely do better on tests.
Do you always submit them on time?
This is one thing I was guilty of not doing enough. For a few of my classes, teachers would give you homework and expect you to do it, but basically told the students that it wouldn't be collected for marks. However, there would be the odd occassion that they would ask you to hand in your work, and I wouldn't have it done. Most teachers would let me hand it in the next day, for reduced marks. However, for the classes that expected you to hand in your homework each time, I would always hand it in when it was due.
