The phrase "a paper to students" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a document or assignment that is intended for students, such as an essay or report.
Example: "The professor assigned a paper to students on the topic of climate change."
Alternatives: "a document for students" or "an assignment for students".
Three officials were arrested Monday for leaking a chemistry exam paper to students, which forced the test to be cancelled for the second time for the same reason.
Then, contributors can pick options like giving drums to a class in New York City or construction paper to students in an art class in Northern California.
Copyright violations and the concept of author's credit may be only a secondary issue when a student submits a paper to an audience of just one, with no expectation of pay.
Each student gets a paper to read and "becomes" that scientist.
Re "Cutting and Pasting: A Senior Thesis by (Insert Name)," by Brent Staples (Editorial Observer, July 13): As a university professor who assigns a term paper to my students, I found the article to have a rather negative tone.
In order to illustrate how a PBL process is usually described informally in natural language, we take the seven-jump model description from Maurer and Neuhold (2012) as an example through this paper: To get students started on a certain topic, they are confronted with an assignment that … outlining the problem or asking for a specific task to complete.
Students who are offered six topics they can write about for extra credit, for instance, are more likely to write a paper than students who are offered thirty.
Reece Roth, an electrical engineering professor at the University of Tennessee, passed along a research paper to Sirous Nourgostar, a graduate student from Iran working under his supervision.
At the start of the PK test, the teacher delivered a paper copy to each student, placing it face down on his or her desk.
Stannard doesn't use a pen, or even paper, to give his students feedback.
