Instructors may establish a deadline for electronic submission of a particular assignment different from the deadline for submission of the same assignment on paper.
In large classes like ours, collection and assessment of assignments on paper is not feasible with limited administrative support.
Assignment of this paper coincided with a unit on insect ecology.
When I switched to using electronic conferencing for assignments instead of paper logbooks, however, every student--including those I knew did not like the course--praised it as one of the course's most useful aspects.
When he returned to Harvard in 1925 he was given the dual assignment of editing the papers of Charles Sanders Peirce and of serving as Whitehead's assistant.
The assignments arrive on slips of paper, each bearing the black flag of Isis, the seal of the terrorist group's media emir, and the site of that day's shoot.
In the catalog a former student recalls that his drawing class was once given the assignment to "build something out of paper that could enable them to float in the university's swimming pool".
Instead, we went straight to small groups and a 20-minute assignment: Working on one piece of paper per group, write down the answers to a few basic questions about the heart of the new strategy (on which they had already been briefed many times).
ON the last day of sixth grade, as my eldest daughter prepared to graduate to the unknown world of middle school, her teacher gave a final assignment: list on a sheet of paper both your short-and long-term goals in life.
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