The phrase "assignments for example" is not correct as it lacks proper structure and clarity.
It can be used when you want to introduce specific examples of assignments, but it should be rephrased for better clarity.
Example: "There are many types of assignments for example, essays, presentations, and group projects."
Alternatives: "assignments such as" or "assignments like".
"I would give assignments — for example, 'Make a rainbow,' " he was quoted as saying.
It covered more serious things as well — filibusters and changes in Senate rules and the manipulations behind committee assignments, for example — but rarely legislation, at least in the early years.
The researchers could, in other words, take an observable behavior — how long students took to finish certain assignments, for example, or how well they stayed on task — and match it against a host of self-reported measures, among them the tendency to procrastinate.
Denise Kelly, chairwoman of the Woodbridge Board of Education, said, "The board is very supportive of resource-based learning but it is critical for success that there be parental education and involvement". Without clear chapter assignments, for example, parents can find it an unfamiliar challenge to help their children with their assignments.
Most interactive educational content — lessons, demos, and assignments, for example — suffer from platform lock-in.
Similar to approaches used for the cleansing of static access privilege assignments, for example presented in [31, 32], the DPMP requires human expert interaction after the detection of potentially reasonable policies.
See Revised Assignments for examples of topics that have been tweaked.
One assignment, for example, is about Shakespeare's "Tempest".
Although there are times when students productively miss class — to work on an assignment, for example — there are many when they do so against their better judgement.
A student working on a science assignment, for example, may choose to create a project using video, text or audio files.
One assignment, for example, was to report on a rugby match in Edinburgh, but, as shown below, he devoted as much space to describing his impressions of the city as he did to the rugby.
