有四年级学生平均每周打印3至5次作业，专家：学校责任转嫁家长

Group 1 - The phenomenon of parents needing to print homework for their children has become a common burden, with many parents experiencing late-night printing tasks due to last-minute assignments from teachers [1][2][3] - Parents report an average of 3 to 5 printing tasks per week, leading to significant time and financial costs, with each printing session costing around 2 to 3 yuan [2][3] - The reliance on parents for printing homework reflects a deeper issue in the education system, where the responsibilities of teaching are being shifted from schools to families, blurring the lines of accountability [6][7] Group 2 - The "Double Reduction" policy aimed at reducing homework and tutoring burdens is being undermined by the practice of assigning homework that requires parental printing, which contradicts the policy's intent [6][7] - Experts suggest that the implementation of educational policies needs to be strengthened through legal frameworks and accountability measures to prevent schools from circumventing regulations [8][9] - Recommendations include the establishment of a shared homework library and the use of online systems to streamline assignment distribution, thereby reducing the burden on parents and improving educational quality [9]