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Report card time means individual comments on each child's report card. Teachers need to take this task seriously.
Report card time means personal comments on for each student, a task that is time-consuming and cumbersome for many teachers. These comments are important as the can provide parents and other teachers with vital information about the child’s progress and needs. Comments That Show Social DevelopmentWhile not an academic task, the social development of a child is very important. Notes that demonstrate some of these social tasks that develop through the school years are helpful in allowing parents and teachers help the child continue to develop appropriately. Here are some specific examples of report card comments that show social development.
Comments that Demonstrate Current Student AbilitiesParents are often most concerned with the child’s current skill set. Has the child improved? Does the child need improvement in some area? These comments should heavily focus on what the child can do as opposed to what the child cannot do, and thus should be worded in a positive light. Here are some examples of report card comments that demonstrate a current skill set.
Comments that Show Additional Work NeededIt is important that negative comments on a report card are paired up with a future plan. Parents need to have suggestions as to how to help improve those areas which are weak. Comments that show weaknesses are important to include, but in a way that provides hope. Here are some examples of comments demonstrating a need for future work:
It is important that the comments on each child’s report card are accurate and specific. Praising specific areas of strength and suggesting specific areas for improvement will help increase parent participation and give each child the best hope for continued improvement through the school year. Related Articles: 75 Report Card Comments - More report card comments for teachers to choose from when writing individual remarks on each child's grades. Managing Report Card Time - Helpful tips for teachers on preparing to send home report card grades and how to manage parents who are not happy with the grades their child receives. Data Collection Basics - tips for collecting and analyzing behavioral and academic data to have statistical backing to comments to parents.
The copyright of the article Sample Report Card Comments in New Teacher Support is owned by Jennifer Wagaman. Permission to republish Sample Report Card Comments in print or online must be granted by the author in writing.
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