One big hassle for teachers is homework. They have to plan it, hand it out, chase after it and in some cases, get really worked up over it. Well, they don't HAVE to get worked up over it but then that would mean that they just don't care about it. Tough choices. However, the fact remains that homework is one of the most important tools for a student to master a topic. For an English teacher, homework is about the only way for her to get students to finish an essay or a project involving more than 300 words. For a Math teacher, homework is the only way she can get students to acquire skills in solving math problems. As a student, I used to have to do around ten to twenty sums for every sub-topic before I could reach that oh-so-sweet level of ' looking at a problem and instantly knowing the solution '. I was definitely a product of constant slogging. I have a few colleagues who religiously keep a log of their students' homework. It is no...