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	Obec chief Kamol Rodkhlai said that, under the homework-controlling guidelines, Obec teachers were to assign homework appropriately. The guidelines also instructed school administrators and educators to monitor and ensure teaching and homework assignment were appropriate and to punish those students who copied from others or hired others to do homework, according to the school regulations.&nbsp;</div>
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Teachers told to ease back on homework

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Teachers told to ease back on homework

The Office of Basic Education Commission (Obec) ordered schools not to give a lot of homework assignments, and said they should also not be too difficult and should focus on group work.

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