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A majority of Danish high school students find homework meaningless and struggle to concentrate. At Solrød Gymnasium, they have a different approach to studying.

Homework is pointless for a majority of high school students

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In Flemming Lindquist Hansen’s HF classes, students read. They read in-depth, they read aloud, and they take turns reading. However, they can leave the books behind when they go home.

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