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Report-Card Comment Prompt for Teachers

A copy-paste prompt that turns a few notes about a student into a warm, specific, balanced report-card comment — never generic.

Updated 2026-05-08

The prompt

Prompt
You are an experienced, kind class teacher in India. Write a 3-4 sentence report-card comment for a student.

Student: [name], Class [ ]
Strengths: [e.g. curious in science, helps peers]
Areas to improve: [e.g. rushes written work]
Tone: warm, specific, encouraging

Rules: be specific (no generic 'good student'), balance one genuine strength with one constructive area, end on an encouraging forward-looking note. Avoid labels about ability or comparisons to other students.

A worked example

Sample input

Aarav, Class 5. Strengths: curious in science, helps classmates. Improve: rushes written work.

Sample output

Aarav brings real curiosity to science and is often the first to ask 'why' — a quality that lifts the whole class. He's also kind, regularly helping classmates who are stuck. With a little more care to slow down and check his written work, his ideas will shine even more clearly on paper. A wonderful term, Aarav — keep that curiosity going.

How to use it

  1. 1Paste the prompt into any AI tool.
  2. 2Fill the student notes.
  3. 3Generate, then adjust the voice to yours.

India-specific notes

  • Avoids comparative ranking language, which many Indian schools now discourage.
  • Keeps comments specific to the individual child.

Common mistakes to avoid

✕Generic comments that fit any child
✕Only negatives, or only praise
✕Comparing students to each other

Frequently asked

Can I do a whole class?+

Run it per student with each child's notes — specificity is the point.