"arrange students" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to organize or put students in a specific order or grouping. Example: The teacher will arrange students into groups of four for the group project.
To begin, arrange students into pairs and have each pair choose an index card with the name of an athlete (sample list provided below).
Next, arrange students into small groups of three or four, and assign each group one of the technologies listed in the brainstorming exercise.
1. WARM-UP/DO-NOW: Prior to class, arrange students' desks into pairs, and place one of the 14 news summaries from "January 19-27: The Week in Review" on each pair of desks.
Then arrange students into small groups of three or four, and ask each group to discuss how voter divisiveness has affected their school and/or local community and to brainstorm possible resolutions.
Who did one editor suggest would eventually ascend to the presidency? 3. Depending on class size, arrange students into four to six small groups, and inform them that they will spend the remainder of the class period preparing for a formal debate on the reliability of Wikipedia and similar Internet resources.
Resources / Materials: -pens/pencils -paper -classroom blackboard -copies of the article "For Beta Testers, It's About Buzz, Not Bugs" (one per student) -index cards (one per student) -large pieces of construction paper or poster board (one per group) -markers (enough for students to share) Activities / Procedures: 1. WARM-UP/DO-NOW: Prior to class, arrange students' desks into groups of four.
The programs last 8 to 10 weeks, include a stipend, and usually offer (or help to arrange) student housing.
The pay was twenty-five dollars a week and expenses, the office was a basement in New York, and the work was mostly arranging students' tours to Europe, at an average cost of two hundred and fifty dollars for the round trip.
We also can arrange for students to meet their future customers in the seminary to whom they have to present their products, or a venture capital fund manager with whom they have to negotiate in front of the audience.
For example, it is difficult to arrange for students, teachers, and researchers to meet for cogen because the school timetable is usually very packed, and teachers have many teaching hours and other responsibilities outside the classroom.
When designing each TC clerkship experience, faculty would arrange for students to work closely with patients and family members from distinct and diverse cultural, ethnic, subcultural, generational, and socio-economic backgrounds.
