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Zhejiang mulls rules to give kids a break from homework

By Zou Shuo in Beijing and Ma Zhenhuan in Hangzhou | China Daily | Updated: 2019-10-31 07:05

The central government's "academic burden reduction" policies have reentered the public debate recently with Zhejiang province introducing a draft guideline allowing primary and middle school students to go to bed at a decent hour even if their homework isn't finished.

Fourteen departments in Zhejiang recently introduced the guideline, which allows primary school students to leave their homework unfinished after 9 pm, and middle school students at 10 pm, with parents' approval.

The guideline contains 33 detailed measures aimed at schools, after-school training institutions, parents and education authorities to help reduce students' academic burden.

Zhejiang mulls rules to give kids a break from homework

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