50 Adaptive Report Card Comments For Teachers

Writing is not everybody's forte, let alone writing grade and score specific comments on students' report cards. But there is no escape from this writing job especially for teachers who have to jog thier brains quite often throughout the academic year in order to write students' report cards. 

Factors to Keep in Mind While Commenting

Every student is unique in terms of his or her learning capabilties and academic outlook. This means that you cannot paint the whole picture with the same stroke of your paint brush. your comments must address the students' particular areas of strengths and weaknesses. Here are a few factors to consider before you commit yourself to this writing venture.

• Make sure you have gathered good enough information on each student that you are supposed to write about. This includes your regular observations on students' learning priorities in and outside the classroom.
• Plan regular conversation with students about their capabilities, strengths and weaknesses.
• Note down your agreed-agendas for improvement based on your observations and one-on-one talks.
• Ascertain your faith that students trust you with your comments, both diagnostic and suggestive.

50 Comments For Teachers

A+

1. Great job! You have proven your potential for excellence. Keep it up!

2. This is amazing! Keep flying high. Good job indeed.

3. A big applause for this outstanding performance! Stay committed.

4. Your result bears witness to your commitment in studies. Keep it up!

5. Bravo! You have played a master stroke with your very first attempt. Great Job! Keep soaring high.

6. This is simply exceptional! I am all praise for you. Keep it up!

7. You are a complete package of resilience, competence and commitment. Keep scaling the heights.

8. Your commitment in studies is adorable. Stay steady and firm. Good job!

9. Brilliant piece of work! You score attests your hard work and passion for excellence!

10. A brilliant job indeed! Raise the bar and work for even better percentage. I know you can.

11. Your devotion to studies is praiseworthy. Good to have you in my class. Keep flying high.


A

12. A great knock indeed! You can surely boost your overall grade with a bit of more commitment.

13. I admire your discipline in class but it must also reflect on your result card as well. Keep up your good efforts.

14. A great effort indeed! Just a bit of more focus can help you do a lot better.

15. I appreciate your devotion in academics and enthusiasm for class activities. Keep working hard.

16. You have a great potential to produce excellence, but dedication is the only missing link. Hope you will do even better next time.

B

17. There is a thin margin for improvement. Work hard accordingly.

18. You current result indicates a good enough promise for excellence. Stay committed and keep working hard.

19. Your capacity to improve and grow is quite evident from your current score. Work exceptionally hard in (subject name).

20. Good job, dear! Just a bit of more commitment required to change your B’s into A’s.

21. Your current score confirms your capacity to do a lot better. Work regularly and religiously hard.

C

22. An exceptional amount of work recommended for improvement. Work religiously hard.

23. There is an evident margin for hard work. Identify the weaknesses and work diligently on them.

24. There is an evident gap for improvement, which must be filled with hard work and devotion in studies.

25. You need to put in a lot of hard work to do better in studies. Dedication and commitment advised.

26. If you can do well in (subject), there is no doubt you can do so in other subjects too. Work hard, dear.

27. You are a child of great promise and potential. Invest your time and energy strategically for better gains.

28. You are advised to give maximum reinforcement to your classwork on regular basis. This will surely help.

29. Your capacity to learn is quite reasonably good, but it can be bettered with a bit more discipline in studies.

30. Obviously you bear a good brain in your head. What lacks is your commitment to do better. Hope you will work hard.

D

31. Thoroughly work out your weak areas and plan your studies accordingly.

32. Dedicate a good amount of time for studies and work exceptionally hard.

33. You have to ensure discipline in your studies to get better grades in future. Work hard.

34. You must realize that without ‘discipline’ in class and in studies, your academics will continue to suffer.

35. Unless you ensure regularity and full dedication in studies, your grades will continue to suffer. Work hard, dear!

36. Timely completion of notebook work and regular reinforcement is the only key to better grades. Please comply.

37. Develop a good and working relationship with your peers and ensure regular reinforcement of class work for improvement.

38. Scoring grade D is obviously very depressing. You can rise above this level only if you commit yourself whole heartedly in studies.

39. You are a well behaved and disciplined child, but the same sense of discipline must prevail in studies as well.

40. I expected a lot better from your side. You are advised to ensure regularity and commitment in studies.

41. You consistent inattention and lack of commitment has brought about this low score. Work very hard dear.

E

42. You must realize that without work and commitment, your chances of success remain very bleak. I believe you can rise, only if you will to.

43. Your discipline and enthusiasm in co-curricular activities is impeccable. However, you can improve your studies with just half as much effort.

44. You are advised not to hesitate in asking questions because that is the only way to enhance your learning. Always there to help you, dear.

45. Improve your interpersonal skills to develop a better liaison while working in pairs and small groups. That will help for sure.

F

46. You are advised to plan maximum reinforcement of work on regular basis for improvement in grades.

47. Feeling utterly sad for you my child!! Immense amount of work required to stay afloat.

48. Keep in mind that it is never too late to mend. It all starts with your personal will to do better. Come on, do it!

49. There is an evident need for exceptional amount of hard work. Be open and let your teachers know how to help you.

50. Do justice to yourself and your grades, which can only happen with hard work only.

Adaptation Is The Key

Using this stock of comments may lift the burden off your necks, but the only catch is to make them relevant to your students' particular needs as well. I leave it to your sweet discretion. Happy writing!