Don't assign homework in any form, such as what.

The list of "five management" for primary and secondary school students' homework is as follows:

1. Schools should strengthen the overall coordination of the work forms and workload of various disciplines, and strictly control the total amount of written homework every day (including weekends, national legal holidays and winter and summer vacations). There is no written homework in the first and second grades of primary school, and the average time to complete written homework in the third to sixth grades is no more than 60 minutes, and the average time to complete written homework in junior high school is no more than 90 minutes.

2. Teachers should assign homework in class, not by SMS, QQ, WeChat, etc. And don't assign written homework to subjects that have no classes that day.

3. Teachers shall not assign repetitive and punitive homework, and the difficulty of homework shall not exceed the requirements of national curriculum standards. Students don't need to finish their written homework on electronic devices. Class assignments are completed in class, and students are not allowed to take up the time of recess and after-school activities.

4. Teachers shall not violate the requirements of "one teaching and one supplement" in the regulations on the management of supplementary materials, and shall not misuse the contents of supplementary materials as homework.

Teachers are not allowed to ask students to correct their homework.

6. Schools and teachers are not allowed to assign homework to parents or in disguised form, and parents are not allowed to check and correct homework. Parents' signatures are not used as the basis for judging students' completion of homework.

7. Off-campus training institutions are not allowed to arrange after-school homework in any form such as pre-class preparation, after-class consolidation, homework practice, and WeChat group punching.