Remember every student.

The research library

The 24 things master teachers look for

New teachers often say “Good job!” or “Keep it up” — a kind word, but a generalized one. After 35 years in the classroom, James Morris knows the research supports a better approach: knowing what to look for, and naming it specifically, is what actually raises student achievement. Teacher Supreme is built around exactly that.

Every one of the 24 is research-backed, and the measurable ones carry John Hattie’s published effect sizes — shown right in the list.

The app surfaces the right term in the moment — in-context professional development, not just faster data entry.

Your pocket mentor

A veteran mentor, right in your pocket

Here’s what turns logging into growing: every one of the 24 moments carries a Coaching Moment — not just the word for what you’re seeing, but what to say and why, right then. It’s like having a veteran mentor beside you, turning a quiet observation into your own on-the-spot professional growth.

Grounded in the research behind the 24 — John Hattie’s Visible Learning and the classroom frameworks each indicator draws on — so the move you’re handed rests on evidence, not a hunch.

A tip from the classroom: many teachers clip their phone to a clipboard — it looks professional, stays in your hand instead of on a desk, and gives you natural cover to glance, log, or snap a photo while you circulate. Not required, just handy.

The second way to log · Hands-free

Say what you see. It finds the word.

Tap when your hands are free. Talk when they’re not. Same grid, same record — two ways in.

1. 01

   Say the name — twice. The student’s card rises to the top, hands still free.

2. 02

   Describe what you see. The grid re-renders to the nine most likely research-backed buttons — the best match glowing.

3. 03

   Say “you got it.” Logged — zero taps.

4. 04

   Not a clean match? You get one short either/or question instead of a guess — answer it and it logs.

It works the way a veteran mentor does — standing beside you, quietly handing you the exact term for what you just saw.

FERPA-safe by design

Student privacy, built into the code — not just promised.

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On your device

Student full names, photos, and parent contacts never leave your phone.

02

When the AI helps

The AI never sees student names. Every name is swapped for an anonymized token before anything reaches it — and restored only on your device.

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In the cloud

Your backup holds only a first name and last initial — never a full name or parent contact. Encrypted at rest (AES-256) and in transit, with every teacher’s data sealed off from every other.

Full names appear in exactly one place: inside a report you choose to send to that student’s parent.

Not another points app

Your gradebook tracks grades. ClassDojo tracks points and parent messaging. Neither remembers that Sophia finally raised her hand. Teacher Supreme is the memory layer — private to you, searchable when you need it.

Simple, class-based pricing

$5 per class.

$5 per class (up to 50 students each). Plus is a flat +$5, Premium a flat +$10. Your class count never forces a tier.

50 students per class — the cap scales as you add classes. Beyond 6 classes, it’s +$5 per class. Start with 4 free weeks, no card to start. Pay 10 months up front, get the full 12. Cancel anytime.