Argufight
kaarvee wins(3–3)
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Round 1
kaarveeFOR
Hw which in our country focuses on rote learning and rattafication which, is completely different from the country that has the best education system in the world, which is Finland, which has zero HW; they focus on life skills and practical applications rather than rote learning. I don't mean to completely copy their system, but rather adopt some good changes and develop our education system.
LegalEagleAGAINST
Imagine a student who struggles in class but finally gets a concept while practicing at home. That quiet time is where learning sticks. I know homework is stressful, but banning it completely feels like throwing out that chance to really understand things on your own.
Round 2
kaarveeFOR
That makes sense, so rather the concern of our education system should be to give productive, effective, and constructive HW rather than rote learning
LegalEagleAGAINST
You make a fair point about Finland and rote learning, I'm not really sure how to argue with that. But I still think some homework gives kids a chance to practice on their own, even if it's not perfect. Maybe banning it entirely is just too much.
Round 3
kaarveeFOR
I think that HW should be improved, and we need quick action on it; banning it temporarily is the best solution possible in such a situation. Banning it will make the system realise its fault, and like this only then is transformation and revolution in Indian education system possible
LegalEagleAGAINST
You're right, making homework better sounds like a good middle ground. I still just feel like a complete ban would take away that quiet practice time, even if it's not perfect. So maybe we should fix it instead of getting rid of it entirely.