2011
DOI: 10.1080/00220671003636752
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Homework Completion at the Secondary School Level: A Multilevel Analysis

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“…These authors used a hierarchicallinear model of growth and indicated that the students who got the most out of the program were those who had lowest self-efficacy at the beginning, which is evidence that appropriate homework planning can have beneficial effects. Similarly, research by Xu and his team linked attitude to homework and self-regulation, showing that rates of completion (Xu, 2011), making best use of time (Xu, Yuan, Xu, & Xu, 2014), homework management and organization, and the work environment (Xu & Wu, 2013), are linked to the perceived usefulness of the homework, and to improvements in attitude and students' perception of their own ability. Taken together, the data indicate that, in terms of a student's approach to homework how is more important than how much.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…These authors used a hierarchicallinear model of growth and indicated that the students who got the most out of the program were those who had lowest self-efficacy at the beginning, which is evidence that appropriate homework planning can have beneficial effects. Similarly, research by Xu and his team linked attitude to homework and self-regulation, showing that rates of completion (Xu, 2011), making best use of time (Xu, Yuan, Xu, & Xu, 2014), homework management and organization, and the work environment (Xu & Wu, 2013), are linked to the perceived usefulness of the homework, and to improvements in attitude and students' perception of their own ability. Taken together, the data indicate that, in terms of a student's approach to homework how is more important than how much.…”
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“…Diversas síntesis de investigación publicadas en la última década (p.e., Cooper, Robinson y Patall, 2006;Patall, Cooper y Robinson, 2008;Walker, Hoover-Dempsey, Whetsel y Green, 2004) demuestran la enorme actualidad e importancia educativa de los deberes escolares. Existe, pues, una enorme preocupación por la baja implicación de la mayoría de los alumnos en la realización de las mismas (Xu, 2011). Con todo ello, en el presente estudio se pretende comprobar si hay diferencias estadísticamente significativas en la implicación en los deberes escolares en función de los distintos niveles de rendimiento académico de los estudiantes, atendiendo concretamente al tiempo dedicado a los deberes, al aprovechamiento del tiempo y a la cantidad de deberes realizados de los prescritos por el profesor.…”
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“…It has also been shown to have a significant effect on homework completion (J. Xu, 2011). Yet, its effect on achievement is not direct.…”
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“…Yet, the researcher hypothesized that this lack of significance might have been due to the mediating effect of academic achievement between parent education level and homework completion (J. Xu, 2011). One needs to understand that academic achievement, measured at the student level, was significantly related to homework completion (b = .26, p < .01).…”
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confidence: 99%
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