First and foremost, a student's mental and physical health may suffer if they have too much homework. In addition to sleep deprivation and other health issues, it may result in elevated levels of stress and worry. Students who have an excessive amount of homework may burn out and lose interest in learning. Since many children have jobs or commitments outside of school, I think teachers should assign less homework. This way, students won't be overworked. Students who have less schoolwork have been shown to sleep more, which improves both their physical and mental health. Thus, it may have the opposite effect on pupils' learning as intended. Higher accomplishment isn't always correlated with homework.  

Video games can enhance students' engagement in STEM fields by providing experiential learning, teaching 21st-century skills, and engaging in creative problem-solving. Games like DragonBox Algebra and Civilization encourage civic leaders and bankers, while games like Burnout Paradise make failure fun. Educators can improve motivation and engagement by making complex knowledge fun and engaging, like Pokémon, which helps students break down differences between some kinds of elements.

In general, students also just need a break once in a while, so please, to all students of all schools restricting gaming websites, you helping me sign this is helping you. 

-Kason