Short sentences of encouragement for parents in homework comments are as follows:

1. Praise for effort and progress: "Your efforts and progress in this homework really impressed me." "I It’s something to be proud of seeing that you put a lot of effort into this assignment.”

2. Describe your strengths in detail: “Your creativity and imagination are very prominent in this assignment.” "Your writing style is becoming more and more unique, and each composition has its own charm."

3. Make specific suggestions: "Next time, you can try more detailed descriptions to make your work more detailed." Vivid. "Consider using more connectives in your writing to make the structure of the article clearer." 4. Encourage thinking and innovation: "Continue to think about different angles and perspectives, which will make your writing more clear." The homework is more abundant. "You have a lot of creativity, keep using it, there may be more surprises."

5. Emphasize enthusiasm and confidence: "Your self-confidence is demonstrated in this homework." Great, this will help you grow. "Believe in your abilities and you can do better."

6. Focus on honesty and hard work: "I am very happy with your attitude towards the assignment. Honesty and serious attitude. "The seriousness and effort you took in the assignment are commendable."

7. Summary evaluation: "Overall, this is an excellent assignment. I appreciate your performance." I am proud. ""Your homework has always been very distinctive, and I look forward to seeing more wonderful works."

Parents' Responsibilities

1. Provide basic living needs: ensure. Children receive adequate food, shelter, clothing and health care to meet their basic material needs.

2. Provide emotional support: Give children warmth, love and care, establish a close parent-child relationship, and make children feel accepted and supported.

3. Education and inspiration: Promote children's learning and development, encourage curiosity, provide learning opportunities, and develop their intellectual, social and emotional skills.

4. Pass on values: Teach children values, morals and moral principles, and help them develop good moral character and moral awareness.