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What This Prompt Does

Generates a clear, positive, and balanced communication that informs parents or guardians about their child’s academic progress, social/behavioral engagement, and notable achievements.
Highlights strengths, growth areas, and classroom behavior with context so the feedback feels specific and credible—not generic.
Provides actionable next steps or suggestions for home support and invites ongoing collaboration, reinforcing the home-school partnership.
Adjusts tone for the intended audience (e.g., upbeat for general updates, more supportive if challenges exist) while maintaining professionalism and empathy.

Tips

Start with a positive framing: Begin by celebrating something the child is doing well to set a constructive tone.
Be specific: Reference particular skills, assignments, behaviors, or examples (e.g., “Improved participation in group discussions,” “Successfully completed the science project with accurate explanations”).
Use balanced language: Pair praise with growth opportunities (e.g., “Has shown excellent effort in writing; continuing to work on organizing ideas more clearly will enhance clarity.”)
Avoid jargon: If you need to mention curriculum standards or pedagogical terms, briefly explain them so parents understand.
Suggest simple, actionable supports: Offer one or two easy strategies parents can reinforce at home (e.g., reading together, asking reflection questions, previewing vocabulary).
Invite dialogue: Close with an open door—offer to meet, answer questions, or follow up on progress.
Customize frequency/format: Indicate whether this is a routine weekly update, mid-term summary, or a special check-in.

Prompt

Draft an update to parents about their child’s learning progress, achievements, and classroom behavior.

How To Use The Prompt

Fill in the placeholders with the student’s name, timeframe, specific observations, behaviors, achievements, areas for improvement, and any classroom context or accommodations. Optionally include recent work samples, participation notes, and recommended supports so the generated message is tailored and practical.

Example input structure:

Student name/grade
Time period or type of update (e.g., “Week of July 28,” “Midterm summary”)
Academic highlights (subjects, projects, skills demonstrated)
Behavioral/social engagement notes
Strengths
Areas to support or monitor
Classroom context or accommodations
Recommended home strategies
Desired tone/audience (e.g., “Warm and collaborative for parents,” “Brief update for guardians”)

Example Input

Student name: Aarav, Grade 5
Time period: Weekly update (Week of July 28)
Academic highlights: Strong improvement in math fact fluency; completed history project with thoughtful details.
Behavioral/social: Participates more in class discussions; sometimes needs redirection to stay on task during independent work.
Strengths: Curious, cooperative in group work, shows persistence when guided.
Areas to support: Focus during independent tasks, especially when transitioning between activities.
Context: Working with a flexible seating accommodation; responds well to visual timers.
Recommended home strategies: Short “focus breaks” before homework; review transition routines together.
Tone: Supportive, collaborative update for parents.

Example Output

Weekly Update – Aarav (Grade 5) | Week of July 28

Dear [Parent/Guardian Name],

I’m happy to share a quick update on how Aarav has been doing this week. He’s made noticeable progress in several areas and continues to bring a positive attitude to class.

Academic Highlights:

Math: Aarav has improved his fluency with basic facts, which is helping him work more confidently on multi-step problems.
History: He completed the recent project with care, including thoughtful details that showed he’s making meaningful connections to the material.

Behavior & Engagement:
Aarav is participating more regularly in class discussions and works well with peers. During independent work time, he sometimes needs a gentle reminder to stay focused, especially when shifting between activities. The visual timers and flexible seating have been helpful supports.

Strengths:

Strong curiosity and willingness to ask questions
Cooperative collaborator in group tasks
Shows persistence when given structured guidance

Support Suggestions:

At home, brief “focus breaks” before beginning homework can help him transition into independent work.
Reviewing the sequence of tasks together (a simple checklist or verbal routine) may reduce the need for redirection during transitions.

Closing:
Aarav is doing well, and with these small supports, I expect his independence during work time to continue improving. Please feel free to reach out if you have questions or if there’s anything you’ve noticed at home that we can align on. I’m glad to be partnering with you to support his learning.

Warm regards,
[Your Name]
[Class / Subject]

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