Report Card Time

Posted on October 24, 2009 by Jennifer Wagaman

Teachers, it’s report card time, and that means report card comments.

While it is a time consuming task to write individual comments on report cards, it is important to not resort to cliche comments that mean little to parents. Here are a few guidelines to keep in mind:

  1. Whenever you use a negative comment on a report card, include a tip or suggestion for improving the skill.
  2. Always pair a negative comment with a positive comment
  3. Specific comments are more valuable than generalities

Read more information on report card time.

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  2. How to Suggest a Method of Improvement
  3. Examples of General Report Card Comments to Avoid
  4. Encouraging Parental Participation through Report Card Comments
  5. Positive Report Card Comments
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