How do teachers praise children?

1. Listening is a good way to share success. Seeing classmate ×× sharing everyone’s happiness, I believe he has gained a lot!

2. He listens very seriously. A child who knows how to listen is a child who knows how to learn!

3. Student ×× listened the most carefully and was the first to raise his hand, please answer!

4. You listen really carefully. This is a sign of respect for others!

5. You listen so carefully and your ears are so sharp. You have noticed such small things!

Speak

6. What you said makes sense. If you could slow down your speaking speed, other students would hear it more clearly!

7. Your expression is very clear, so that everyone can understand it immediately!

8. Don’t worry, if you think about it again, you will definitely say yes!

9. The teacher found that you not only listened carefully, but also spoke well!

10. Your idea is very original, which is very valuable. Please say it loudly again!

11. It’s great that you express yourself so clearly and fluently!

Thinking

12. I think student ×× must be thinking. Let’s give him a little more time, okay?

13. Use your little brain to think. It doesn’t matter if you make a mistake. The teacher likes students who are willing to use their brains!

Do it

14. Not only do you study hard by yourself, but you can also remind your classmates, which is really amazing!

15. The XX classmates in Group XX are awesome! Winning a shining star for your group!

16. You see, many children have knocked down the cowards in their hearts and raised their hands!

17. You see, ××× is a good example for everyone to learn from! Look how he did it!

18. The students in the fourth group all have their eyes wide open and bright. I feel that you are very serious and focused!

19. You sit really upright! What a concentration!

20. Seeing the serious look on student ××’s face, the teacher knows that she is a diligent and studious child!

21. You are like a little teacher. Not only do you manage yourself well, but you also manage your group very well!

22. I don’t know what force made you change so much. From being noisy and noisy in class to learning to think quietly and work hard secretly, I’m so happy for you!

23. Respect (appreciate) others, and you will get respect (appreciation) from more people!

24. We must learn to appreciate others. How should we express the answers of classmates “×××”?

25. Your progress makes the teacher very happy!

26. You are really good! (Awesome, so sensible, so brave, so attentive, so patient, so perseverant, so good)

Inspiring words for classroom process evaluation:

27. Ah! Your extracurricular knowledge is so rich that you can become my teacher!

28. Even knowing these, he is truly worthy of being the junior doctor of the class!

29. You know so much! What a wealth of knowledge! We all need to learn from you!

30. Your eyes are so bright, you have found so many problems!

31. It’s amazing to be able to ask such a valuable question!

32. A child who can ask questions is a smart child!

33. This question is very valuable. We can study it together!

34. This idea is unique and refreshing. Can you please say it again?

35. What a great idea, you are such a thinking child!

36. Speculation is the prelude to scientific discovery, and you have already taken a wonderful step!

37. It doesn’t matter. Speak your thoughts out loud. I know you can do it!

38. You are so smart! He is such a creative kid who came up with such a wonderful method!

39. You have come up with a new method again. You are really good at using your brain. Can you tell everyone about it?

40. Your ideas are very unique, and teachers

I admire you!

41. You love to use your brain and often come up with surprises, making everyone unable to help but applaud you!