Digital Homework Checklist for Teachers
Use this checklist before constructing and posting
homework assignments. Linked resources
are available for additional teacher support. It might not be necessary to include all items within one homework assignment. Rather, this checklist serves as an opportunity to evaluate your homework assignment from multiple perspectives.
Relevant Instruction
☐ How well does it target the specific needs of each
student? See below:
☐ Where does the assignment fall on the
SAMR
model?
☐ Does the assignment reflect the
culture
of your classroom responsibly?
☐ Is the assignment too overwhelming? Too short?
Just right?
☐ What are the assumptions you made before
creating this assignment? Are they valid?
Clearly Communicated
☐ Is education jargon minimized?
☐ Can students restate the listed assignment correctly?
☐ Is the assignment posted on time?
☐ Is the assignment posted in a reliable
location?
☐ Does it make sense to post the assignment in
multiple locations?
☐ When possible, are ideas bulleted, underlined,
embolden, and or italicized?
☐ Is text to speech available?
☐ Is there time or a space for students to ask clarifying
questions?
☐ Are due dates clearly identified?
Student Supported
☐ Do students know how to access content
resources if they get stuck?
☐ Do students know which digital tools are available
to support them?
Parent Supported
☐ Do students have access to content resources to
help their children succeed?
☐ Do parents understand the benefits of helping their
children develop a
growth
mindset?
☐ Do parents have access to academic coaching
techniques? See below:
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When to help and when to let student’s problem
solve themselves
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