How do parents write comments after their children's mid-term exams?

Write realistically according to the actual situation of children, and at the same time put forward the hope for children and the expectation for teachers.

First of all, I would like to express my sincere and heartfelt thanks to the teachers for their labor and dedication to the children.

Secondly, briefly talk about what progress the child has made.

Third, focus on areas that need improvement. Remember, don't put the blame on the teacher.

Son, we must truly confess our responsibility and concern for our children.

Finally, euphemistically express the requirements for teachers (such as being strict with children). . . . But not unreasonable demands) and their own attitude, how to cooperate with teachers in the next step, and expect parents and teachers to cooperate closely to help children make progress in study and life.

Thank you again from the bottom of my heart.

Do well in the exam Write like this:

Son, I'm glad to see that you have been studying hard. I hope to make persistent efforts and make further progress. You have great potential. Give full play to it. You're great.

We are proud to be your parents. You will definitely exceed our expectations. Keep trying!

Did not do well in the exam, so write:

Do not criticize. Say to the child: this must be accidental. Probably caused by carelessness. You will do well.

Don't rush. Encourage and trust children to do well, and children will do well. Let children know that it is his responsibility to read good books, not the responsibility of parents. The future and life belong to the children themselves. No matter how much parents love their children, they can't take the place of their children in their lives. Tell him that those who study well and those who don't study well will come to the social hierarchy. Tell him you have 100% confidence in him. If he studies hard, he will get excellent grades. Don't rush him to make his own arrangements. If you rush him specifically, you are overreaching yourself. Children will think that learning is your business. Even if he did it under your supervision, he thought he was studying for you, not for himself. Then once he loses your supervision, he won't study. Can you supervise him for life?

Children must be encouraged to make progress and do better. Children who grow up with encouragement are full of confidence and keep moving forward. We should learn to be parents who applaud our children.

For example, parents are also responsible for children's poor grades. We will be responsible for supervising their children's learning, assisting them, tutoring them, and actively cooperating with teachers, hoping to improve their children's grades together with teachers!

This time, because of xx, my grades are not very satisfactory. In the next exam, I will spend more time helping my children learn and actively cooperate with teachers to help them improve their grades. Thank you for your education.

I feel bad about my child's grades this time, but the child has tried his best. In the future, we will increase cooperation with teachers and strive to make children's grades go up a storey still higher. I hope the class teacher and teachers from all subjects will give me support. Thank you!

Achievements represent the past, reflect on the shortcomings, set appropriate goals, master correct learning methods, improve learning efficiency, and pay attention to the combination of work and rest. I believe you will make progress.