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Students in High-Performing High Schools Spend on Average 3.1 Hours per night Doing HomeworkĪ study by Galloway, Conner & Pope (2013) conducted a sample of 4,317 students from 10 high-performing high schools in upper-middle-class California.Īcross these high-performing schools, students self-reported that they did 3.1 hours per night of homework. Furthermore, 25% of parents spend more than 7 hours per week on their child’s homework.Īmerican parents spend slightly below average at 6.2 hours per week, while Indian parents spend 12 hours per week and Japanese parents spend 2.6 hours per week. Parents Spend 6.7 Hours Per Week on their Children’s HomeworkĪ 2018 study of 27,500 parents around the world found that the average amount of time parents spend on homework with their child is 6.7 hours per week. This figure rose to 25% of Black American teens and 24% of teens whose families have an income of less than $30,000 per year. 17% of Teens Regularly Miss Homework due to Lack of High-Speed Internet AccessĪ 2018 Pew Research poll of 743 US teens found that 17%, or almost 2 in every 5 students, regularly struggled to complete homework because they didn’t have reliable access to the internet. Their study concluded that 93% of fourth-grade children are regularly assigned homework, while just 7% never or rarely have homework assigned. The prestigious worldwide math assessment Trends in International Maths and Science Study (TIMSS) took a survey of worldwide homework trends in 2007. 93% of Fourth Grade Children Worldwide are Assigned Homework These findings are based on online surveys of 372 parents of school-aged children conducted in 2018. 28% of parents think their child’s language arts homework is not too easy.44% of parents think their child’s language arts homework is too easy.Here are the figures for language arts homework: 25% of parents think their child’s math homework is not too easy.46% of parents think their child’s math homework is too easy.45% of Parents think Homework is Too Easy for their ChildrenĪ study by the Center for American Progress found that parents are almost twice as likely to believe their children’s homework is too easy than to disagree with that statement.