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Posted by Stevan K | September 23, 2021
Make no mistake: report cards have structure. Since so many have to be generated for so many students, it’s a time-consuming process. But it’s still an important task for any teacher to ensure they’re completed properly. Though they can be painful to read at times, report cards are actually a good way for both students and parents to track progress in the student’s educational evolution. When it comes to commenting, it’s necessary to pay attention to what phrasing is used. Too often teachers go wild with comments, both positive and negative. Certain terms are better to use, like “well-done” or…
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Posted by Stevan K | April 22, 2022
Time management skills are crucial in any job, especially teaching. In addition to preparing lessons, editing, and marking essays and tests, teachers need to take time to create report card comments. Report cards are usually issued at some of the busiest times of a teacher’s school year. In preparation for report card time, here are a few time-saving tips teachers should follow every day. Eliminate Unintentional Breaks Oftentimes, we may find ourselves taking a “quick” peek at our smartphones, just to check the weather or see if we have any messages. This can lead to long unintentional breaks. While this…
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Posted by Stevan K | September 23, 2021
Make no mistake: report cards have structure. Since so many have to be generated for so many students, it’s a time-consuming process. But it’s still an important task for any teacher to ensure they’re completed properly. Though they can be painful to read at times, report cards are actually a good way for both students and parents to track progress in the student’s educational evolution. When it comes to commenting, it’s necessary to pay attention to what…
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Posted by Stevan K | March 28, 2022
Report card comments are crucial learning tools for both the teacher and the student but only if the comments convey a specific message. Rather than glossing over the strengths and weaknesses of a student’s learning curve, the message should inspire ambition by examples. Before composing any form of report statement, use the following tips to source the underlying message you want to communicate. Effective report card comments should be precise and reflective of the limitations and the…
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Posted by Stevan K | February 24, 2022
Writing student report card comments is an important task to communicate each student’s strengths and weaknesses to the parents, as well as to other educators. By measuring a student’s progress, a teacher is able to concentrate on their needs. To help with this influential task, we have compiled tips for writing effective report card comments. Employ the Sandwich Feedback Technique The sandwich feedback technique can be beneficial if applied properly and carefully. It is important to begin…
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Posted by Stevan K | January 21, 2022
Regardless of whether you teach Science, Math, or even English, report card comments do not always come easy. Sure, the report card comments collection you may have stored away throughout the semester can help, but there are also six main mistakes you may want to avoid. Grading Too Much The first lesson for all teachers, especially new ones, is to avoid grading too much. Leave the grading to projects and tests that the students have been able…
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Posted by Stevan K | December 21, 2021
Report card time? Don’t let the stress of producing an enlightening but professional report on your students’ progress overshadow the importance of being tactful and graceful in your writing. Keep in mind some parents may require more explanation than others, especially when it comes to any drastic drop in grades. Continue reading to learn some tips on how to design the perfect report card. Consider What You Want to Covey First, consider the content you want to…
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