How are nonworking students affected in their schoolwork when large numbers of students work?

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When a large number of students are working, teachers may assume that nonworking students have more time and assign them more responsibility, or may lower classroom expectations and assign less homework because working students are not able to complete it. This can lead to lower quality education for nonworking students.

How Are Nonworking Students Affected in Their Schoolwork When Large