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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assigned students to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of designating or allocating students to a specific task, group, or activity.
Example: "The teacher assigned students to different projects based on their interests."
Alternatives: "designated students for" or "allocated students to".
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The capstone assignment was introduced during the 10th week of the semester, when instructors assigned students to groups.
The district assigned students to create racially balanced schools, then developed strategies like magnet schools to encourage voluntary desegregation.
For instance, he said, teachers have designed video games around history lessons and assigned students to re-enact novels and plays on YouTube.
Donald Barthelme, at Houston, assigned students to buy a bottle of wine and stay up all night drinking it while producing an imitation of John Ashbery's "Three Poems".
Professor Chapman assigned students to describe what they saw in the picture — its images, colors, and emotions — and where they would hang it in their own homes.
More than 7,000 schools, churches and others have ordered a DVD version, and hundreds of teachers have written Ms. Leonard to say they have assigned students to view it on the Web.
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Why not just assign students to the next available teacher?
Just avoid assigning students to sleazy associates with a penchant for lap dancing clubs.
To show support for Pedreira, the University of Louisville and Spalding University stopped assigning students to field placements at Baptist Homes.
Mr. Mills has threatened to take over the district or dissolve it and assign students to neighboring schools.
A judge has ruled that the Berkeley Unified School District does not violate state law when considering race in assigning students to programs.
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