Positive, negative and encouraging feedback language in English.
The following feedback language is ideal for use in the classroom by teachers
and can also be used by parents with their children.
Giving positive feedback.
I like it!
I love it!
Good job!
Great stuff!
That's correct!
That's it!
That's nice!
That's right!
Very good!
Well done!
Giving very positive feedback
Awesome!
Brilliant!
Excellent!
Fantastic!
Magnificent!
Marvelous!
Outstanding!
Terrific!
After these words you can add the word Job or Work.
For example: You can say... awesome work!
or excellent job!
or outstanding work!
Giving negative feedback.
Here are some nicer ways of giving negative feedback instead of saying "That's wrong!"
Not exactly.
Good try but...
That is almost it.
Unfortunately not.
Let's try that again.
You were almost right.
That's not quite correct.
I'm afraid that's not quite right.
Giving encouraging feedback.
The following words of encouragement
can help build confidence in a student or child
and it helps motivate them to keep trying.
I'm impressed!
That's more like it.
That's much better.
You are doing well.
You're getting there.
I'm very proud of you.
You've improved a lot.
You've just about got it.
Keep up the good work!
That's coming along nicely.
Nothing can stop you now.
You're on the right track now.
You're getting better every day.
One more time and you'll have it.
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