The EvalScribe Teacher Evaluation Blog — AI, Frameworks, & Observation Tips
The Marshall Teacher Evaluation Rubric, Explained
by: Anthony D. Neely, Ph.D.Published on: 22/09/2026What the Marshall teacher evaluation rubric is, in plain English: the six domains, the four-level scale from Highly Effective to Does Not Meet Standards, the 60 criteria, and the frequent short-observation approach that sets it apart.
How can AI help administrators write Kim Marshall teacher evaluations?
by: Anthony D. Neely, Ph.D.Published on: 09/08/2026The Kim Marshall Teacher Evaluation Rubric uses six domains and 54 criteria, rated Does Not Meet Standards to Highly Effective, and is built for frequent mini-observations. Where AI helps with the write-up, where it doesn't, and what to look for.
