Working with Others Report Comments, Foundation-Year 2 (Australia)

Working with Others is how a student cooperates in pairs and groups: contributing a fair share, listening to and valuing the ideas of others, sharing and taking turns, including classmates, and sorting out disagreements with peers.

Below are 13 sample sentences for Foundation-Year 2: two strengths and one next step for each of the 4 comment levels (Consistently / Usually / Sometimes / Rarely), plus a tip for families. They are a small selection from the 176 working with others sentences in the full pack. Copy one, then add a detail only you know about the student.

Jump to: Consistently · Usually · Sometimes · Rarely · Writing tips

Fills in the name and pronouns on this page. Nothing is sent anywhere.

Consistently C

Strengths

Next step

Usually U

Strengths

Next step

Sometimes S

Strengths

Next step

Rarely R

Strengths

Next step

Support at home

How to write working with others comments for Foundation-Year 2

Watch out: Describing a group problem in a way that blames or identifies other students is unfair to everyone involved. Focus on the child's own part, such as listening or contributing, and the strategy being practised.

The labels describe how often a behaviour happens, so match your wording to the frequency: Consistently suits reliably or without being asked, Usually suits generally or with few reminders, Sometimes suits at times or when prompted, and Rarely suits is beginning to or with adult support. Name the behaviour you saw rather than restating the rating.

What Working with Others covers

In these comments, working with others covers these behaviours:

More Australia comments

How these sentences were made, and what has been checked: About these comments.