Ah, so would you advise most students, "Don't do your homework, just pass the exams and con your teachers"? Would that, in general, work for most of them, you think?
No, I would advise them "Don't do homework, it's a technique used to normalise the idea of overworking in adult life, and leads to stress, burnout, and the erosion of your happiness".
I work in order to live. I refuse to live in order to work, and I am vehemently opposed to teaching children that to do so is normal, reasonable, and sensible.
As I said earlier, schoolwork is for school. If more schoolwork is required than fits in the current hours, extend school hours.
I don't drive a bus outside work hours. If more driving is required, I expect them to
negotiate that with me, extend the work hours
if I choose to participate, and to
pay me (including at least an additional 50% for the inconvenience, and more on weekends, nights, and public holidays) for the imposition.
Homework is training kids that it's OK for the boss to impose on their personal time; Indeed, that they do not have personal time, should the boss choose to deny it.
There oughta be a law.
Oh, wait,
there is a law.
