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A collection of vocabulary flashcards related to the benefits and drawbacks of homework, including definitions suitable for student understanding.
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Allocate
To give or assign time or resources to a specific purpose.
Assessment
A way of measuring how much a student has learned; a test or evaluation.
Benefit
A good or positive result of something.
Challenge
A difficult task or situation that tests someone’s ability.
Comprehension
The ability to understand or make sense of information.
Concentration
The ability to focus one’s attention on a task.
Consequence
A result or effect of an action (can be positive or negative).
Consistency
Doing something in the same way over time; regular practice.
Demonstrate
To show or explain clearly through examples or actions.
Distraction
Something that takes your attention away from what you should be doing.
Efficiency
Doing something well without wasting time or effort.
Excessive
More than is needed; too much.
Motivation
The reason or desire that makes someone want to do something.
Overwhelmed
Feeling like you have too much to do or handle.
Prioritize
To decide which tasks are most important and do them first.
Productivity
How much useful work or learning a person can complete in a certain time.
Reinforce
To make an idea, skill, or habit stronger through practice.
Retention
The ability to remember or keep information in your mind.
Stress
A feeling of pressure or worry caused by difficult situations.
Time management
The skill of organizing and planning how to divide your time effectively.