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Notebook Corrections - Comments



lolelozano
Argentina

Notebook Corrections - Comments
 
Good afternoon!

Just wondering; when correcting student�s notebooks ( children ) what feedback and comments do you give ?

Besides "great job / well done / good / very good / excellent " - any other comments?
What about feedbacks? Specially when you want them to be neat 4 example.

I �d love to hear your comments!

Thanks a lot.

22 May 2011      





anitarobi
Croatia

It depends on their age a lot. There are comments that a teenager and an 8-year-old would �read � quite differently. I love using these...
You see how well you can do!
So proud of you right now!
Thanks for this wonderful work!
It �s a joy to be your teacher with all the work you put in!
You should be really proud of yourself!
 
As for neatness, it �s always tricky. I try not to comment on that, unless it borders on unreadable or a complete mess, although smaller kids are usually rather neat, or at least try to be. With teenagers, sometimes I �m just happy with the fact that they even bring notebook regularly, and that they �re only for English lessonsConfusedWink... I �m afraid that with some of them, however, putting it nicely doesn �t work, but when I put a big question mark next to it and add �Sorry, I really can �t read this. You �ll have to do it for me... � and then sit them down and ask them to read it back to me, which they can �t do themselves, - well, this has become rather effective. I try to teach them, though, that how you write is how you organise your thoughts in your head. (Although it isn �t necessarily true because our brains work on such various levels.)

22 May 2011     



Olindalima ( F )
Portugal

Hi

This is not exactly what you are looking for, but, it came in hand and may also be useful...: )

http://spectrumeducation.com/portal/components/com_virtuemart/shop_image/product/82bb2f2b1ed6374594a81ff1ce9d06fe.jpg

Linda

22 May 2011     



ELOJOLIE274
France

you can say:
"be careful when you copy the words that are on the board".
"take your time to copy what is on the board"
"use a ruler to cross out the words you misspell"
"make sure you wrote everything correctly when you have finished copying what �s on the board"
always try to be positive while giving tips to your pupils so that they know what �s wrong and know how to improve their spelling/...
take care!

22 May 2011     



lolelozano
Argentina

Thanks a lot - These comments really help me!

22 May 2011