: lessons done in class or assigned to be done at home
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The teen has juggled 12 hours of bowling practice each week with schoolwork and his job as a dietary aid at a nursing home.
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Indeed, many teachers are probably as bored marking the schoolwork as pupils are producing it.
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Murray Webb had been a lackluster student more interested in sports than schoolwork while attending a small Virginia college.
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Volunteer tutors were recruited to help with schoolwork.
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Castellanos, who had also coached the teenager's father, said Sanchez was a top athlete on the high school's varsity wrestling team but that he was also dedicated to his schoolwork.
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The thought of learning to drive, on top of the schoolwork that is piling up, feels like too much pressure, too much stress.
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The data also show that, by comparison, adolescents who spend more time engaged in nonscreen activities, including sports, jobs, schoolwork, and face-to-face social interactions, report fewer mental health issues.
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Deshaun Anderson, 9, grabbed his older brother’s lime green folder filled with his schoolwork.
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First Known Use of schoolwork
1846
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: lessons done at school or assigned to be done at home
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