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A Template for Assignment Development and Clarity

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For our next installment in this series on assignments, we’d like to share an assignment template that we think can be helpful to teachers and students. Let’s start with how it can help teachers. It’s no surprise that we think many teachers could do a better job designing assignments and communicating the various assignment details to students. Our template aspires to offer help on both those fronts, and we provide two examples for download later in the article.

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