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Tutor lesson feedback that parents value

Great feedback is specific, calm, and points to one next step. It reassures parents without turning into paperwork.

Avoid these traps

  • Too vague: “Good lesson today”
  • Too long: a wall of text
  • Too negative: naming problems without direction
  • Too technical: parents cannot translate it

Use this formula

  1. What we covered
  2. One specific win
  3. One next step
  4. Optional practice

Example feedback

Today we focused on fractions. Biggest improvement: your child started simplifying without prompts. Next step: we will focus on converting mixed numbers confidently. Optional practice: 5 questions on simplifying fractions, aiming for accuracy not speed.
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