Teachers have to write comments to students every semester. Good comments will promote students' development, make students motivated to learn, and let parents see the teacher's intentions.
If you want your comments to be unique and impress students, you need teachers to know more about their students, constantly discover the shining points of students, praise and encourage them in a timely manner, and accurately convey evaluations and expectations to students, so that they can see that he or she is the one who can be recognized at a glance among the crowd.
Below are the "little tips" that I usually use when writing comments. I hope it will be helpful to everyone:
Tips 1: Discover the advantages True communication
Emotion is the soul of education. Every student is eager to be recognized and encouraged by the teacher. When writing comments, he must be kind, respect the students, communicate with students frankly as an equal, and condense the true feelings in the comments, so that students can feel that the teacher is paying attention to him, appreciating him with affection, and discovering him with love.
I like to discover the advantages of students. Every time I write a comment, I go through the students' performance in my mind like a movie. I think quietly and treat writing comments as a heart-to-heart communication with the child. I write down the student's expression, interests, personality, and ordinary things.
finds the students' strengths in the details and reflects their care. It is in these words that the children understand the teacher's love for them. Such comments are like having a long conversation with a child. They can be personalized, penetrate into the inner world of students, and exert the charm of language to inspire and infect students.
Teachers do more research, pay attention to the truth, encourage students to make progress, correct students' attitudes towards understanding themselves, and use a developmental perspective to capture even small progress of students. What is more important than rhetoric is that it is real and touching, and allows people to think from their perspective and imagine the mentality of children and parents after reading it, so that students can truly feel the warmth, encouragement and teacher's true feelings from the comments, and shorten the spiritual distance between teachers and students.
After writing a sincere comment, you should be a little moved, so you must carefully consider every word. A small comment is a mirror. The students' shining points are affirmed and their strengths are explored. The effect is immeasurable. Children can feel whether you really love them or not.
Tip 2: Pay attention to differences and point out the direction
There are dozens of students with very different personalities. Each student in the class is like a piano key, with different timbres and pitches, and each has its own characteristics. Different students will naturally have different comments. We must pay attention to the differences. The content written must be targeted and focus on reflecting the students' individual characteristics, which vary from person to person. Especially for students who usually don't like self-expression, they must be more caring, discover their characteristics, and use rigorous words.
The innocent and naughty Watt, the somewhat dull Newton, and the Edison who loves to tinker with small objects in class. These children who were different from their peers in childhood later made great achievements through hard work and became extraordinary people who are different from others. These "different" performances of students are precisely their unique characteristics. If properly discovered and utilized, they can become growth points that activate students' personality development. Teachers should conduct a comprehensive and in-depth exploration of students with a developmental and appreciative perspective, be good at taking advantage of the situation, and discover students' specialties and hobbies in a targeted manner so that they can use their strengths and avoid their weaknesses.
walked among the students and looked around, squatting down to admire the different students. Combined with various activities this semester, multiple things encourage students, and they can think of every different student at a glance. Their appearance is three-dimensional and comprehensive. It is necessary to use the motivational means of educational evaluation to write comments to students, and the praise must be specific and accurate.
For example: That time you played two roles in the class "textbook drama" and you were the well-deserved female lead.
Finally, we should clarify the direction of students' development, give students some suggestions, and set a small goal to encourage students to develop better in future study and life. Teachers should write carefully and express each word appropriately.
"Inspiring", "emotional" and "personalized" are important factors in comments . They should be different from person to person. Repeatedly pondering, let the comments become beams of light, illuminating each unique student's lively appearance and what he will become. I believe it will leave an unforgettable impression on the children.
Tip 3: Prepare in advance Observe carefully
Comments are process evaluations that should be studied throughout the semester. As a class teacher, comments should be prepared in advance. Pay more attention to the students' every move and interests, especially the students' outstanding performance and achievements in various activities and competitions inside and outside the school. This is an excellent opportunity to discover the students' shining points. If they are praised in the comments, the students will be delighted.
I have planned the final comments of each semester in advance. Interesting activities, unique things, and creative works are all moments when the children bloom wonderfully. As a teacher, you must use your heart, emotion, and writing to make these beautiful memories eternal.
Looking back on the children's performance in various activities this semester, some won prizes in sports competitions, some performed in club activities or showcased works, some represented the school in competitions, and some had good results in extracurricular competitions... These highlight moments of the children will be mentioned by the way in the final comments, and with further praise, I believe that with the encouragement of teachers, students will be more confident and have more enthusiasm to study their specialties.
However, not all students have special skills and achieve results. Many students do not have these honors. This requires us to observe carefully in daily life. For example: some students are praised by the subject teachers, some students have made progress in writing, some students have highlights in a certain composition, some students are focused in class, and some students are moved by their deeds of helping others... If you sort through it carefully, you will find that there is too much to write.
Fleeting things should be recorded as soon as possible. When you see a student's good performance, just record it casually. Write more at ordinary times. It will be easier to sort it out at the end of the semester.
Tips Four: Write Commentary Stories
Every student has so many advantages, I often immerse myself in them, and unknowingly I write a story between me and the students. It is so long that the comment column cannot be written, so I first finish writing the student comments in the "Quality Report Book", and then write the story about me and the students separately.
I have been observing students since the beginning of the school year and carefully sorting out these wonderful stories, meditating and writing them at the same time. When you calm down and recall a little bit, and then write it down, you will feel that this is a happy thing, because writing comments conveys love, and every time you think about it, it is a beautiful time.
After writing the student’s story without hesitation, I will add it with photos of the student’s life and the student’s excellent exercises, and then the parents will write a heartfelt message to the child. Finally, together with the parents, the results will be compiled into a book. Our class’s portfolio "Put My Love in the Palm of Your Hand" was also designed and produced.
When students get this loving book and see the story of the teacher’s love for them, they can’t hide their excitement and pride.
Comments The story records the years that everyone in the class has gone through together, embodying each student's happiness, confusion and touching moments. I believe that many years later, when students look through this collection, they will have beautiful memories in their hearts.
Comments are "portraits" given by teachers to students. Let us start by writing good comments, capture the beauty of students in daily life, and shape the beauty of students in comments. Get closer to students, see each student more truly, express our love for them, let small comments warm people's hearts, and let love continue in comments.
