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4 Ways to Get Students to Submit Assignments on Time More Often

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By Emily Thomas Verified
| Edutopia Verified
Secondary schools have shifted dramatically over the last 20 years when it comes to digital assignments. The vast majority of secondary teachers today assign, collect, grade, and return digital homework much more frequently than paper-based assignments. Some teachers manage their classrooms with exclusively digital submissions of work. While this shift has increased efficiency for students and teachers alike, it hasn’t stopped the issue of students turning assignments in late.
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“Our students. Our state. Our future.” 04/01/26

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By Emily Thomas Verified, Sophia Luna
| us9.campaign-archive.com
NC is building momentum around career and technical education, and these student stories show it Eli Hughes lights up when he talks about the future. A junior at Mitchell High School, Hughes has always known he was destined to work with his hands. That tinkering mentality is why Hughes has taken almost every career and... Continue reading → More then 3 million undergraduate students in the United States are parents. Over half of those student parents are enrolled at community colleges.
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NC is building momentum around career and technical education, and these student stories show it

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By Emily Thomas Verified
| EducationNC Verified
Eli Hughes lights up when he talks about the future. A junior at Mitchell High School, Hughes has always known he was destined to work with his hands. That tinkering mentality is why Hughes has taken almost every career and technical education (CTE) class that his school offers. Horticulture, auto service, drafting, and welding — the list goes on. “I love fixing things, building stuff — you name it.
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