Teachers put a great deal of effort into writing the most fitting and appropriate report card comments for their students. Report cards are an integral educational tool. They’re designed to enhance each student’s learning experience by highlighting their strengths and identifying points of improvement. Report card season is stressful for many educators, especially in the age of online learning and lockdowns when student evaluations are more challenging than ever. Luckily, there are plenty of excellent digital resources…

Student assessment data collection is an effective way for teachers to gain valuable insight into where their students stand regarding their learning progress and understanding of course material. It also helps teachers identify weak or blind spots in the curriculum and how they can enrich the learning experience for their students. Teachers can use this information to improve or adjust their teaching style and write intuitive report card comments according to each individual student’s needs and cognitive…

After a particularly challenging year of preparing for and enduring virtual lessons, getting in the right headspace to write report cards can be tough for a lot of teachers. Unfortunately, it’s an essential part of the job. Report cards are essential tools that help students and their parents gauge the progress that has been made over the course of the school year. They provide great insight into the areas in which students excel and where improvement is…

A lot of students probably don’t realize that their teachers often dread report card season almost as much as they do (for different reasons, obviously). Writing report cards can be time-consuming and challenging, especially when you’re tasked with evaluating an entire semester’s worth of progress (or lack thereof) in just a few short sentences. To help you save some time and energy, here are some helpful tips for writing thoughtful report card comments. Don’t Wait Until the…