How to Praise Our Students

I was looking for something different yesterday but I came across with 101 ways to praise a child. I started to question myself "Do I praise my students? Do I do it in a proper way or Do I always use the same words?" My answer is most of the time I use the same words. That's why I liked this suggestion.If you want to visit the website click here. Some of them are not very suitable to use in the classroom but you can choose. Here is the list that you can use to praise your students.

101 Ways To Praise A Child

Wow. Way to go. You're special. Outstanding. Excellent. Great. Good.Neat. Well done. Remarkable . I knew you could do it. I'm proud of you.Super Star. Nice work. Looking good. You're on top of it. You'recatching on. Now you've got it. How smart. Good job. That's incredible.Hot dog. Remarkable job. You're Beautiful. You're a winner. Youmake me happy. Hip, Hip, Hooray. You're important. Magnificent.Beautiful. Fantastic. You're on target. You're on your way. How nice.You're Spectacular. You're Darling. Super. Super Job. Beautiful work.Good for you. Nothing can stop you now. Dynamite. You're fantastic.Awesome. You're precious. Fantastic job. You've discovered the secret.Bingo. Great discovery. You're a real trooper. Marvelous. Terrific.You're growing up. Outstanding performance. You tried hard. You figuredit out . What a good listener. You're a treasure . You mean a lot to me. You're a good friend . That's correct. A big hug. What an imagination.You learned it right. You're incredible. Now you're flying. Bravo.Beautiful. I like you. I respect you. You're sensational. Phenomenal. A+job. Hooray for you. You're unique. You care. Creative job. You belong.You brighten my day. Super work. That's the best. You made my day. Ilove you! Beautiful sharing. You mean the world to me. You're important.You've got a friend. You're a joy. You make me laugh . You're A - Okay -my buddy. I trust you. You are perfect. You're wonderful. A big kiss.Exceptional performance .

P.S. Remember, a smile is worth 1000 Words!

One more from me. I learnt it from a teacher trainer once I atttended a seminar. Especially when the students give wrong answers you can encourage him / her by saying: "That's a very good but not totally correct answer." My students already memorized it and they repeat it together with me :)