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Homework will be collected at the beginning of the period on the announced hand-in day, and must be completed and stapled together before the start of the class period.
Even when homework is well-written, reading and grading it is very time-consuming and physically difficult for your instructor. In order that this process note be more burdensome than it intrinsically needs to be:
The homework you hand in must be neat, and must either be typed or written in pen (not pencil!). Please do not turn in homework that is messy or that has anything that’s been erased and written over (or written over without erasing), making it harder to read. (Note: “written over without erasing” includes not just superimposing one letter written in ink on another, but writing something in pencil and then tracing over it in pen. The latter practice leads to an eye-straining “double vision” effect. Don’t do it.) If you are writing on both sides of a sheet of paper, do not use paper/ink combinations for which the ink bleeds through from one side of the paper to the other. Anything that is difficult for me to read will be returned to you ungraded.
Work everything out for yourself on scrap paper first. Carefully rewrite what you’re handing on clean sheets of 8.5″ x 11″ white paper, leaving wide margins (left and right and top and bottom) and enough other space for me to write comments.
Staple the sheets together in the upper left-hand corner. Any other means of attachment makes more work for me. The s