Einstein says "Learn how to Google"
It Appears That You Aren't Exactly Einstein

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Here are some links you need to read

1. Homework : WikiPedia
2. Creative Questioning: The art of asking dumb questions
3. The Intelligent Way to Ask Stupid Questions
4. Students need to recognize the value of homework
5. Homework : WikiPedia
6. Studying vs Homework:8 Things Your Child (and You) Should Know
7. Reasons and Values of Doing Homework

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        Bart Simpson

Ask A Stupid Question Day

If it's September 28th, then you may have an excuse

Creative Questioning

The art of asking dumb questions

Given that creative questioning is a dynamic process,
there are many ways of asking these questions. Compare
the following examples. Calgary consultant, Andy
Newson, attributes his ability to question assumptions as
key to his success as a geologist. The provocative nature
of his questions serves to "separate factual data from the
interpretation of data" thus allowing him to challenge
the underlying assumptions of previous interpretations.
As a result, he is able to identify the exceptions within
data patterns and make discoveries others have missed.
Morgan Yates, an engineer and strategy advisor with
Shell Canada Limited, makes use of creative
questioning during problem-solving sessions by posing
penetrating questions that "encourage people to
reframe problems" and see them from new perspectives.
Consequently, what first appears as an unsolvable
problem becomes solvable.

Others, like Bill Henderson, Tidal Energy's vice president
of sales, operations, and marketing, sees himself not as
an answer man but as a question man. He stimulates
creativity by tossing out what he calls "teaser questions" , 
questions that cause him and others to rethink their
thinking. At Canadian Petroleum, geophysical consultant
Paul Begg asks "what if?" questions that force him and
his colleagues to think laterally and proactively, while
exploration geologist, Scott Gardiner's "ompare and
contrast" style questions identify exceptions to patterns
that help make what was once strange become familiar.

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