What's your Minecraft Username?: Bunlow_
What's the title of your suggestion?: Rewards for Homework

What's your suggestion?:
The base of my suggestion is to give an incentive to teachers and professors for handing out homework tasks to students.

Something as simple as being given 5k yen by the server for assigning homework, or having the amount of homework tasks given by a teacher tallied up to give a small bonus to their paycheck at the end of the month. This could be in the way of milestones, such as giving 10 homework assignments gives an extra 50k yen to your paycheck, similar to how you can host extra classes for extra money. This could be tracked with the current method used to track classes, (atleast im pretty sure this is how it works) just adding a little question when posting your quota, asking if homework was assigned. Up to a cap of 100k or 150k yen, etc.

How will this benefit the server and community?:
This will benefit the community by allowing more homework assignments to be handed out, in turn allowing more students to work on homework and graduate. It would encourage teachers and professors to actually give out homework.

This just got suggested and wasn't accepted, unfortunately. I'm doing what I can within my faction to convince others to produce homeworks, or more classes in general, though change and adaptation takes time. Teachers have had a focus on producing homeworks for their classes for a while now, though its only been 3 weeks since professors have had true reason to make homework assignments. I've been doing it for months where I can, though ultimately faction level change will take time to adapt to unfortunately. The most I believe can realistically happen is waiting and hoping for change to come along naturally, while doing what we can as individuals to encourage it.

celexaprozac said:

This just got suggested and wasn't accepted, unfortunately. I'm doing what I can within my faction to convince others to produce homeworks, or more classes in general, though change and adaptation takes time. Teachers have had a focus on producing homeworks for their classes for a while now, though its only been 3 weeks since professors have had true reason to make homework assignments. I've been doing it for months where I can, though ultimately faction level change will take time to adapt to unfortunately. The most I believe can realistically happen is waiting and hoping for change to come along naturally, while doing what we can as individuals to encourage it.

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Just saw that like 5 mins after I posted this

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Bro idk what nerdxaprozac says. 5k per homework? Yessir!

Quests JUST got added so this could potentially be a quest. For example maybe a daily one, Weekly, One time who knows. But submitting a homework could 100% be one of those in my opinion

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The motive with homework is to get credits to get to college tag, not so much a way to earn extra pocket money. Having a feature like this would really take away from what classes are suppose to be as this could also increase demand of teacher classes which already it’s an easy faction to get burnt out from. And realistically speaking it really doesn’t make sense. Also If that money is also coming out of our pocket- ABSOLUTELY NOT.

You can give Yen rewards as a reward alternative to stickers but for me, I am not gonna pay students to do my homework or even attending my classes.

GoodbyeRanden said:

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The motive with homework is to get credits to get to college tag, not so much a way to earn extra pocket money. And realistically speaking it really doesn’t make sense. If that money is also coming out of our pocket- ABSOLUTELY NOT -1

I am not gonna pay students to do my homework.

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it was motive for us to create the homeworks

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celexaprozac said:

it was motive for us to create the homeworks

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I mean as of right now, due to the changes in leads of professor and teacher faction, homework would start to become something that would be brought up more on your guy's end as it is with the teachers.

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Thank you for your suggestion!