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Teacher Evaluation Software: A Buyer’s Guide for School Leaders

Teacher Evaluation Software: A Buyer’s Guide for School Leadersby: Anthony D. Neely, Ph.D.Published on: 23/09/2026

How to choose teacher evaluation software for your school or district: the four kinds of tools, the criteria that actually matter (framework fit, data privacy, keeping the evaluator's judgment, time saved), and the questions to ask before you buy.

Teacher Evaluation Software: A Buyer’s Guide for School Leaders

How to Write a Teacher Evaluation: A Step-by-Step Guide (With Examples)

How to Write a Teacher Evaluation: A Step-by-Step Guide (With Examples)by: Anthony D. Neely, Ph.D.Published on: 12/08/2026

A step-by-step guide for principals and APs on writing a teacher evaluation from evidence: map notes to the rubric, let the rating follow, and write feedback teachers can act on. With before-and-after examples, a phrase bank, and a rewrite trainer.

How to Write a Teacher Evaluation: A Step-by-Step Guide (With Examples)

AI in Teacher Evaluations: The Line Between Watching and Writing

AI in Teacher Evaluations: The Line Between Watching and Writingby: Anthony D. Neely, Ph.D.Published on: 22/07/2026

AI can cut a teacher evaluation in half, but which half? The watching (human judgment) must stay human; the writing (rubric translation) is what AI can safely do. Why that line is the whole question, and why the write-up tool you pick still matters.

AI in Teacher Evaluations: The Line Between Watching and Writing

AI Tools for TKES Teacher Evaluations: What Georgia Admins Should Know

AI Tools for TKES Teacher Evaluations: What Georgia Admins Should Knowby: Anthony D. Neely, Ph.D.Published on: 22/05/2026

Can AI help with TKES teacher evaluations in Georgia? Yes, for the TAPS documentation, not the judgment. A guide to the 10 TAPS standards, the rating levels, where AI helps vs. fails, and how Georgia's cautious guidance applies.

AI Tools for TKES Teacher Evaluations: What Georgia Admins Should Know