Teacher Meter

Teacher Meter

Rate your teacher

18 ratings
8 reviews
Free

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 4, 2025
  • August 26, 2026

Features

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About

This tool allows students to provide feedback on their teachers' effectiveness and gauge the difficulty of subjects based on the instructor. It helps students compare classes in advance to set realistic expectations and prepare accordingly.

βœ“Teacher effectiveness rating
βœ“Class difficulty assessment
βœ“Compare classes
βœ“Prepare for classes
βœ“Set realistic expectations
βœ“Assignment notifications
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What's New in Teacher Meter

2.0.0

August 26, 2026

Version 2.0.0 Sign in with your username and password again The district switched off the old connection this app used, which is why signing in stopped working. It now uses StudentVUE's current one, so you can log in directly instead of going through the portal. Type just your username and we add @pleasantonusd.net for you. Your grades are now correct Assignments that had not been graded yet were being counted as zeros, and extra credit was ignored completely. Both are fixed, so what you see should match StudentVUE. Weighted categories now add up properly, and a class with nothing graded yet shows N/A instead of 0%. Amador Valley High School Amador students can now use the app, with the full teacher list. You pick your school the first time you open the app, and you can change it later in Settings. Also in this release Import your schedule straight from StudentVUE on the Social tab See exactly how your rigor score was worked out on the Plan tab Search no longer shows the same teacher twice What-if score edits stay on the assignment you actually edited A privacy policy you can read any time from Settings Faster launches, with far less loading

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User reviews

awesome!

over all, this app is very useful and user friendly for busy high school students. the layout makes it helpful to easily see ur grades.

hi

Hi rishik

Amazing App!

I downloaded this app and I was able to get an idea of what teachers were like before I signed up for their classes.

Just said hi to the kids!

Just said hi to the kids !

Works!

This app was super helpful to see my future course rigor. Helped a lot

FAQ

What is Teacher Meter?

Teacher Meter is a student feedback tool that allows you to rate teacher effectiveness and gauge the difficulty of subjects based on the instructor. It helps you compare classes in advance to prepare better and set realistic expectations.

Does Teacher Meter have ads?

No, Teacher Meter does not contain advertisements. It is a completely ad-free experience for students.

What devices does Teacher Meter support?

Teacher Meter is available on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for Apple's mobile operating system.

How often is Teacher Meter updated?

The latest version of Teacher Meter is 1.0.6, and it was last updated on March 14, 2026. Updates are released to improve functionality and user experience.

What is the age rating for Teacher Meter?

Teacher Meter has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of young learners and students.

What is the user rating for Teacher Meter?

Teacher Meter has an excellent user rating of 4.7 stars based on 15 ratings, indicating high user satisfaction.

Does Teacher Meter offer certifications?

Teacher Meter is a feedback and planning tool, not an educational platform that offers certifications. Its primary function is to provide insights into teaching effectiveness and class difficulty.

How does Teacher Meter help students prepare for classes?

By allowing students to rate teacher effectiveness and assess class difficulty, Teacher Meter helps them understand potential challenges. This enables students to prepare better and set realistic expectations for their academic performance.