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Homework or No Homework is the Wrong Question: Socratic Seminar Group B article

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Homework or No Homework is the Wrong Question: Socratic Seminar Group B article

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Homework vs. No Homework Is the Wrong Question

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Does your school have a homework policy? How does your school ensure that teachers don’t overload students with busy work?

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Homework or No Homework?: Socratic Seminar Group A article

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Homework or No Homework?: Socratic Seminar Group A article

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And yet, recent decades have seen boys' action figures become impossibly, even grotesquely muscular. Some recent dolls have biceps bigger than their heads-not a positive message about brain vs. brawn. Jackson Katz, in his documentary Tough Guise, observes that the GI Joe doll's biceps have been steadily enlarged over the years to the point that the figure's body proportions are virtually impossible for any real man to attain.