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the myth behind it. Sometimes the research does not make accurate or correct sense.

Few other reasons are, the research also fails at times and a lot of energy and time is

also gets wasted when no results are found. Your reading level should be high, you
need to analyze a lot and a lot of research is required. A lot of patience and skill is

required in such a huge task of checking, analyzing and researching the artifacts.

Artifacts may need a lot of hard work but it is worth it as it tells many things about

history and how people lived, worked etc. I strongly agree that we need to have many

qualities, hard work and analysis to know about artifacts but we all do know that this all
helps people in many ways to live life in a better way. To conclude, I would like to say

that artifacts are the best resources to know about history and history lets us
experience the amazing past world.
-Siya Rajbhandari
VB

Why Teachers Shouldn’t Give Homework

Homework is something a lot of students don’t

really like, including me. Although there are

people that are fine with it and even like it, it's
still something pretty boring. Even if it helps
students a bit, we could still do good in

education without it. We could also get to

spend some time on ourselves if we didn’t
have homework. So, I’m writing this essay to

convince teachers why they should not give
homework.

This is my and my friends’ point of view. We go to school every day and stay there for

hours. We read, write, play, talk and do a bunch of things and the bell rings, meaning it's
time to go home. We hop on the bus, wait to arrive at our destination and get ready to do
whatever we want. We sit down ready to relax but realize something. The teacher gave us

homework! Our mood immediately gets ruined and you get bored. This is how alot of

students feel, and it's understandable. When we get home we want to relax and have fun,
not spend a lot of time writing and writing and writing after you already did that in school.