The story discusses the overwhelming stress that high school students face due to heavy homework loads. An 18-year-old girl expresses her struggles with managing multiple projects and presentations. This issue is not isolated to the U.S.; students worldwide, including those in Taiwan, Korea, and France, report significant amounts of homework. The article suggests that students often feel stressed about their homework and struggle to find time for it, particularly when they have other responsibilities. To help manage this, it references a Bible principle about making wise use of time, indicating that students may need to sacrifice some activities to make room for studying. Ultimately, the piece emphasizes the need to prioritize and find balance amidst academic pressures.
How Can I Find Time to Do My Homework
by Nikunj Kantariya 
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English Human Science
Description
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could just add a few hours to the day when you need them so that you could finish your homework and take care of everything else you have to do Actually, you may be able to accomplish something like that if you learn from the Bible principle found at“Keep strict watch that how you walk is not as unwise but as wise persons, buying out the opportune time for yourselves.” Although the Bible writer did not have homework in mind when penning those words, the principle can be applied to everyday life. When you buy something, you have to give something up in exchange for it. The idea here is that to find time for study, you’ll have to give up something. But what