Research on Homework

Anderson W. E. “An Attempt Through The Use Of Experimental Techniques To Determine The Effect Of Home Assignments Upon Scholastic Success,” Journal of Educational Research 40: 141–3, October, 1946.

Brimm Robert Paul “The Problem of Home Study,” Nation's Schools 53: 53–54, April, 1954.

Carr Edwin R. , Wesley Edgar B. , and Murra Wilbur F. “Methods in the Social Studies,” Encyclopedia of Educational Research, Revised. Macmillan, 1950. pp. 1228–1231.

Collins Loyl Hardin “A Survey of the Opinions of Parents, Children, and Teachers with Regard to Homework in the Brookwood (Alabama) Area.” Unpublished Master's Thesis, University of Alabama, University, Alabama, 1953. 160 pp.

Jacobs Leland B. “What About Homework?” Childhood Education 31: 74–81, October, 1954.

McGill J. V. “How Valuable is Homework?” High Points 32: 48–53, September, 1950.

Otto Henry J. “Homework by Pupils,” Encyclopedia of Educational Research, Revised. Macmillan, 1950. p. 380–381.

Schiller Belle “A Questionnaire Study of Junior High School Students' Reactions to Homework,” High Points 36: 23–36, June, 1954.

Willett H. I. “Homework Is a Necessity,” Virginia Journal of Education 46: 17, May, 1953.