Volume 4,Issue 7
With the introduction of the “Double Reduction” policy, homework has attracted widespread attention from all sectors of society. As an important part of subject teaching, after-class homework in English learning needs to reflect the humanistic and instrumental nature of the language, and neither can be neglected. During the high-school learning stage, exploring how to effectively design after-class homework to reduce students’ homework burden, cultivate students’ literacy, and fulfill the task of fostering virtue through education has practical significance and long-term value.