Homework

Alexandra Billings told Newsweek that she stumbled upon the homework in her daughter Diana's bag and posted it on Reddit to "share her amazing heart."

The math problem drew an angry response on Reddit, with one user writing: "This is why math is difficult for so many people."

The worker said his boss was not understanding of the responsibilities that people had outside of work, including childcare, cooking and chores.

"Homework is not a real thing in the real world so we should not have to do it in school because it's not useful," the student wrote.

One Redditor joked the answer could be "HBO's new dating show, from the producers of 'Say Yes! To the Dress'."

Thousands online shared their thoughts on the answer to the homework, aimed at 5-year-olds.

"Why is this even part of the curriculum. The mind truly boggles. Someone remind me... it is 2022 isn't it?" One Twitter user asked.

"I'd buy him a book on micromanagement and give it to him with a note that said, 'If you need something to read, start with this,'" one commenter said.

"Can we even begin to unpack all that is wrong here? Who is developing this curriculum & where is the oversight?" one person said about the homework.

The teacher fumed in a viral Reddit post: "It's her grandma is sick so she was visiting in the hospital, her dog ran away and she was out all day looking, her uncle is sick in the hospital."

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The parent ranted to her son Anthony's teacher, saying that the teacher should have told students to mark states that the Trump campaign has filed lawsuits, rather than coloring them in favor of Biden.

"Because of this app we have to study! Why u r expecting a 5 star!"

A student's grandmother, who posted the images to social media, said the teacher should be "removed for her blatant insensitivity and racism towards teaching this lesson on slavery to our children."

Brandon Reynolds, 36, who was enraged at his daughter's attitude towards homework, decided to discipline her by spanking her with a shoe. The incident reportedly led to the 5-year-old's death.

Sunset Middle School, in Brentwood, apologized for its "gross error in judgement" over a social studies assignment.

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Police have arrested four family members over the death.

"What truly upset me is the fact that they're talking about revenge sex," Omar Austin told Newsweek.

It's not the first time Pearson, one of the largest manufacturers of school textbooks, has been accused of racial insensitivity.

While some homework can be beneficial, research suggested that not all homework was created equal.

The child's mom turned to social media for help—and the solution had a surprising twist.