How can I improve my report card comments?
How can I improve my report card comments?
5 Strategies for Simplifying Report Cards
- Employ the sandwich feedback technique: Always begin with a positive comment and end with a positive comment.
- Highlight areas of growth. Every student has areas of growth throughout the school year.
- Expand on areas of improvement.
- Be transparent.
- Proofread.
How do you comment in progress report?
Begin on a positive note. Even if a student is struggling in your class and/or a discipline concern, start your progress report comment with a student strength. Then naturally flow into the area(s) of concern. At the end of the comment, mention again a pleasant attribute. Think of it like a sandwich.
What to say in the comments on a report card?
It’s important to focus on the child’s efforts in the comments, framing the positive. Use comments like: Your student comes to school each day prepared to work hard. Your child exhibits exceptional focus and diligence in their work. Your student is excellent at taking ownership of their learning. Your student has a fantastic work ethic.
What do you need improvement on your report card?
Needs Improvement- all topics is a hard worker, but has difficulty staying on task. has a difficult time staying on task and completing his/her work. needs to be more respectful and courteous to his/her classmates.
When do you need to include performance comments?
Any factor rated poor or needs improvement MUST have performance comments. For any factor, performance comments should support the rating given. If there have been counseling sessions, letters of commendation or reprimand, or unofficial performance reviews within the rating period, the supervisor should keep documentation on file
How are you doing on your report card?
With greater effort, the improvement should slowly come. _______ has shown a great amount of improvement with her creative writing. She has learned to use more colorful words. _______ is making excellent progress reading sight words.