How Do You Write A Student Evaluation?
Every year, teachers and counselors are faced with the task of writing evaluation letters for their students. This narrative assessment of a student’s progress can be used in lieu of a letter grade, in conjunction with standard grading systems or as a mid-term or end-of-year report, depending on the school. It is a way to reflect the student’s progress in a manner that is both more thorough and more informative than the traditional grading methods. Write an introduction in which you explain the reason for the evaluation and describe the work on which the assessment is based. Begin on positive note by congratulating the student on any accomplishments or awards she has achieved during the term. This could include outstanding exam scores, coursework, published materials or presentations. Make a clear statement of the student’s progress thus far in the particular program. The student should be able to see what she has done as well as what she still has to do. Provide information regarding
