The phrase "assignments students" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misplacement of words and lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The assignments given to students were challenging and thought-provoking."
Alternatives: "student assignments" or "assignments for students."
In lieu of tests or graded assignments, students and teachers discussed politics and philosophy under trees.
As they worked on assignments, students submitted progress reports to teachers.
Seminars and in-class assignments were usually completed as a group; however, for assignments, students occasionally worked individually to reflect or review.
For their poster assignments, students did background research on PubMed.
Through weekly online journal assignments, students were involved in writing regularly about their experiences in the course.
The tOSCE evaluations were completed by PP®IA patient educators who were blinded to teaching group assignments (students were taught by physician tutor or patient educators).
Finally, we refer to assignments, student responses, and anecdotal evidence from our classes where an HCI-informed writing pedagogy drew or could have drawn student attention more acutely to various audience-related technical and rhetorical interface design choices.
Professors postponed tests and assignments, student groups distributed letters requesting time off from class and some schools even held "cry-ins," where students could openly lament the results of the election.
In a follow-up writing assignment, students discussed at least two ways in which Mr. Jobs was a nonconformist.
As a follow-up homework assignment, students individually write essays in which they reflect on their own ideas, beliefs and expectations about marriage.
He did not change the assignment — "Students don't choose the curriculum," he said — but began providing a list of terms and definitions.
