Narrative About Homework

Well come on…I’ll make a batch of biscuits,” (26). Rose steadily tries to be the best mother that she can be for the Maxson family and not just take care of herself. She represents the primary care giver of the Maxson household by cooking for everybody and bringing the whole family in together to eat. “Okay, Troy…you’re right. I’ll take care of your baby for you…cause…like you say…she’s innocent…and you can’t visit the sins of the father upon the child. A motherless child has got a hard time,” (79). By Rose saying and doing this, it just proves how loving and tender hearted she is. Even though Rose is not the child’s mother, she still wants what is best for the baby. “Stop that yelling. You gonna wake up Raynell. I just got her to sleep,” (80). This shows that Rose has fully accepted Raynell as her daughter. Rose does not see Raynell as just Troy’s daughter but also hers too. Rose says, talking about Lyons, “Let the boy have ten dollars, Troy,” (19). This shows how loving and caring Rose acts towards Troy’s son. Rose and Troy clearly do not have enough money to be giving it out, but she encourages Troy to give some to Lyons because she cares about everyone. Rose is a very good hearted person who uses all of her characterisitcs to keep everyone in the family together and keep them in check.

Do you hate homework well, I do! ,because you don't have any time to play with your friends, sports, after school and we need time to spend with their families.

Friday the 13th of October Jesse and her friends decided it was a good idea to buy an Ouija Board at Spirit Halloween in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. When Jesse and her friends got home they decided to look up the rules about an Ouija Board.

As a young child, I was timid towards participating in class activities, and I would not seek help if I was struggling because I was terrified of judgement from both my teacher and my peers. I was so insecure about myself, that I became obsessed with the idea that I was obligated to complete any task anyone gave me because I was a burden on them and their life. I would go out of my way to help someone on their homework to my own grade’s deficit, or I would knowingly place myself into the middle of social drama I was not involved in simply because I could not say no. This eventually resulted in me becoming both emotionally and physically exasperated. I began to isolate myself from both friends and family. This way, I could not be held accountable for

"Coming right up." Miss. Harriet smiled down at me, before she snipped off the two roses and handed to them, "Tell your dad I said

Sitting in my Algebra 1 class, I waited for my teacher to dismiss us. Apparently, my classmates didn’t get the memo since the second the bell rang, everyone dashed towards the door, while I remained seated and casually asked my teacher if she had distributed out the homework. I only did such act because no homework assigned in math is an anomaly, disrupting the balance and structure of the class. To many of my peers, school, in particular, homework, is treated as a burden, but I see it as necessary supplementary practice to succeed in school.

When I was young, I had my own agenda and things I thought were most important in my life. I had everything in order and I knew exactly what I wanted to do and when to do it. I did, however, have my daily chores. I had smaller chores like cleaning my room or helping put dishes in the sink starting around six years old. As I got older my chore list became longer which included washing dishes, sweeping the floor, feeding our dogs, and general cleaning. I had four siblings in my household so they were all divided among us. At the time, I did not know how much I was learning from these duties. The many lessons chores taught me was not necessarily obvious to me until I became an adult and was living on my own. If you were to ask most children or teenagers how doing chores and other household work would benefit them they would probably not believe there was any advantage for their future. As a teenager they may need more motivation or discipline in order to get them to even attempt their duties.

I was sitting in my Algebra 1 class waiting for my teacher to dismiss us. Apparently, my classmates didn’t get the memo since the second the bell rang, everyone dashed towards the door, while I remained seated and casually raised my hand to remind my teacher about passing out the homework. Hearing groans from every corner of the room, I remained sitting, secretly grinning. I only did such act because having no homework in math disturbed the balance and structure of not only the class, but the education system. To many of my peers, homework is treated as a burden, but me, I look on the other side of the coin

Today I had off of work, but that does not mean I did not have school work. I found out today that over the christmas break that I forgot how long some assignments may take. I found out that sometimes the assignments that we prepare for the most allowing the longest amount of time period may end up being the shortest assignment and the assignments that you thought would not take too long take the longest. I feel that I need to get organized better before it gets too

We hate it and we love it what is it homework!! I know, I know why are you talking about this I hate homework. homework sucks!! I get it, but let me tell you this I am NOT trying to get you more homework, I am just talking 10 to 20 minutes of homework. my reasons why well for starters homework teaches good work ethics and, my other reason is that homework means higher achievement.

Be that as it may, many still want homework enforced, but why? To know this, the original purpose of homework has to be analyzed. Originally homework was used because it was believed that it could improve the scores of students if they have more practice, but over the years this argument has been disproven. Ponte (2012) wrote that, “...no research has supported a correlation between amounts of homework and increased achievement in elementary school,” Over and over the effects of homework on test scores has been researched and proven that there is not a clear correlation. This means that the main reason school boards push for more homework has become invalid. It is well known that American schools have been under severe scrutiny because of the

"What is this?" Harry picked the rose up to examine it. I smiled and made a yeepe sound. I grabbed the rose and put it into water. "So you remember Luke right, he is in our government class. Anyways when I was in the courtyard today he came up and asked me out on a date." I smiled thinking about the memory. Luke is a really sweet guy. Harry gritted his teeth together.

Back in elementary school I believed that homework was pointless. I did not understand why we had to go to school for six hours a day and then were still expected to do work outside of school. What is the point? I often thought about this growing up but never did not complete my assignments, I was too worried about getting a bad grade. All through elementary school and some of junior high I had these feelings towards homework. Why is homework necessary? Why do work in school all day and come home to do more work?

Rose O’Leary is a beautiful, voluptuous woman. Raised in foster homes, she fears abandonment and avoids men. Relationships bring nothing but pain.

James leans over and whispers to the working girl, “Hey Suzy do you think I could borrow a pen and paper?”