Comments from kindergarten teachers: Let children feel growing.

Teachers' comments in kindergarten classes are an indispensable part of children's growth. According to the child's personality, behavior and learning situation, use the most appropriate language to describe it. This paper will introduce five different types of comments to help parents and children better understand and respond to teachers' comments.

Incentive opinion

Inspirational comments can give children infinite strength and make them feel that their efforts have been recognized. For example, "your recent performance is really excellent, and your progress makes the teacher very proud of you."

Reminder note

Remind comments to point out children's shortcomings with gentle words and guide children to correct them step by step. For example, "honey, your concentration in class needs to be improved, and the teacher believes you can do it."

Suggestive comments

Suggestive comments provide constructive suggestions for children and help them develop their potential better. For example, "You are very expressive, but sometimes you can try to slow down so that everyone can hear you clearly."

Thank you for your comments

Thanks comments convey thanks to parents and other teachers, and make the whole class a united family. For example, "Dear parents, thank you for your concern and support for your children all the time. The class is more perfect because of you. "

Positive comments

Positive comments recognize and encourage children's strengths and specialties, and lay a solid foundation for their future self-confidence growth. For example, "Your musical talent amazed the teacher. Keep working hard and the future will definitely belong to you. "