How to write teacher comments about bad students

...Are you a new teacher? Haha, I am a student, I should be able to help you.

First of all, no matter what kind of comments you write, please do not hurt the students' self-esteem. Some students have strong self-esteem and are prone to misunderstanding things, so for such students, please be careful when writing comments.

Secondly, as students, we really don’t like teachers using the same polite words every year; even if they are polite words, we hope that teachers can say them more with the teacher’s own personality so that students can see I know that it was written by my teacher, and the teacher is really looking at me.

The next thing is language. It seems that I talked too much, sorry...

As far as language is concerned, bad students are not necessarily bad. I have some classmates who don't get very good grades, but they are also very kind-hearted children. A large part of the reason for this can be attributed to their families. I hope that when the teacher uses the language, he can talk about the good things about them like ordinary children, such as "the teacher likes your paintings and your singing very much". The students' concern is, "But the teacher doesn't want to see you painting (singing) alone while others are organizing art exhibitions (making songs)" and the like. No need to say "it takes effort" or anything like that, just a gentle reminder and that's it. Another example is "Child, the teacher is silently lighting the lamp for you, but don't walk on the road without lights before the teacher's lamp is extinguished." It is a bit obvious, but it truly cares for the students.

Anyway, I think that’s it. Please don't underestimate a few short comments, it may change a child's life.