The phrase "assigned readings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to specific texts or materials that have been designated for study or review, often in an educational context.
Example: "For this week's class, please complete all the assigned readings before our discussion."
Alternatives: "designated readings" or "required readings".
They negotiate a deal whereby she will enroll in two online courses to fulfill her remaining requirements, and he will do all the work -- the assigned readings, written assignments, online discussions, communications with the course instructor -- and upon receipt of two passing grades, she will pay him the amount of $2000 for each course, or a total of $4000.
The discussion question component of the assignments was based on assigned readings from the course textbook (Simpson, 2010) and covered the terminology and concepts related to the skills of constructing and interpreting phylogenetic trees.
At the start of each class succeeding the first, the learning specialist would either do a short activity related to the weekly reading assignment or ask whether there were any questions about the assigned readings.
When Marks asked about the assigned readings, about three students stirred.
I have had classes where discussion of diverse communities is required but white authors dominate the list of assigned readings.
Early on, I confidently assigned readings from Sir Richard Burton, who explored the source of the Nile.
Once registered, students log on to see a text or multimedia version of the week's lectures, and are assigned readings and homework.
Though the syllabus promised to "approach every topic in this class as scientists" and the assigned readings were academic, the classroom discussion was Oprah-ish.
Meet at most twice a week for an hour and a half to go over assigned readings or problem sets or to discuss what happened in class yesterday.
Charles Murray's statement (Deborah Solomon, Sept. 21) that only 20percentt of college students have the brains and abilities to understand their assigned readings echoes the infamous British psychologist Sir Cyril Burt.
As a law professor, he assigned readings from Martin Delany, Frederick Douglass, Booker T. Washington, W. E. B. Du Bois, Marcus Garvey, and Martin Luther King, Jr. "I am a direct beneficiary of their sacrifice and their effort — my entire generation is," Obama said.
