Yes, speaker 1 I partially agree with you.

We can spend most of our time to do homework just to pass

an exam with flying colours. But if we only spend most of our time to do homework that will give
stress and reduce students' free time in many ways. Firstly, the forcing of deadlines need to manage
multiple assignments simultaneously can create a sense of time pressure. Students may feel pressure
to complete the tasks quickly, sacrificing the quality of their work and adding to their stress levels.
Students need time for relax, hobbies, and socialize to maintain a healthy lifestyle. For an example,
maintain a healthy lifestyle can enhanced cognitive function including better concentration, memory,
and overall brain performance. This also can positively influence academic performance. Otherwise,
Excessive homework can deny them of this essential free time, limiting opportunities for rest and
enjoyment. This can lead to feelings of burnout and exhaustion, further contributing overall stress
experienced by students. Therefore, I will hold my statement that homework create excessive stress
and rob students of their free time. so do you agree with me speaker 3?

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I disagree with you speaker 1. The increasing workload from assignments across different subjects
also plays a role. When students face a substantial amount of homework, the volume of tasks can be
overwhelming. For that reason a lot of assignments simultaneously can lead to mental fatigue and
increased stress along with students struggle to meet the demands of each subject. According to
indiatimes, last month a 20 years old student preparing for his University exam in India commited
suicide by hanging himself from a ceiling fan at his motherland, this all happened just because he
dosent have enought time prepare for his exam. Because of that I still holding my statement that
homework will create excessive stress and rob students of their free time. So do you agree with my
speaker 3?