Your grading stack goes in Sunday night. Drafted feedback comes back, with a changelog showing every change.
Better Teacher with AI Pro is a teaching system for college teachers carrying real grading loads. It drafts feedback, rubrics, and assignments against your actual course, and I keep it current as AI changes. The newsletter shows you how. This does it.
No trial, no card trap. Full access from minute one. Cancel yourself, no email, no phone call.
You already get my free stuff. This is the part it cannot do.
Every Sunday I publish a workflow that shows you, step by step, how to do one piece of this by hand. The prompt pack gives you ten of those steps for free. If you have the hour and the energy, that is genuinely enough, and you should stay free.
The system is for the other weeks. The stack of forty is on your desk, it is 9pm, and the only thing missing is the hour.
So the system does the work instead of describing it. Your syllabus, your rubric, your assignment, your stack go in. Drafts come back, built from your materials, with a changelog showing every call it made. Think track changes, for the whole job.
You read, you adjust, you stay the grader. The typing is what disappears, never the judgment.
Artifact in. Revision out. Changelog attached.
Paste or upload the real thing: the assignment, the rubric, the stack of submissions, the syllabus you have been avoiding.
The system drafts against your materials: feedback built from your rubric, a rebuilt rubric where yours is the problem, an assignment the shortcut cannot finish.
Everything returns with a changelog: what changed, why, and where it was unsure. You accept, reject, or rewrite. Your name goes on nothing you did not approve.
One system, four rooms.
Four working parts, each pointed at a different week of your semester.
The Better Teacher app
Ninety-six teaching tasks drafted against your uploaded course materials: feedback, rubrics, lesson plans, assessments. It never assigns a grade. Every score stays yours.
The Advisor Library
Twenty advisors, eleven of them hostile, sorted into rooms by the thing going wrong in your course. Your syllabus or assignment goes in; three ranked changes and a rewritten document come back.
The Prompt Vault
Boards of experts who disagree on purpose, for your rubric, your exam, your worst assignment. Everything returns with a changelog, so you see every call before you accept it.
The Workflow Library
Every Teacher Workflow in one place as the public series rolls out weekly, plus the members-only ones. Multi-step systems with a verify step built in, because chat tools lie confidently.
AI shifts under this job every semester. One person builds and maintains this system, in public, every week: the Sunday workflow you already read is the maintenance log.
It follows your semester, including the part where it ends.
The grading waves. The stack goes in, drafted feedback comes back, and the changelog keeps you the grader.
Stress-test the exam before your students do. The cheat-test and the advisor boards find what AI breaks while there is still time to fix it.
The course rebuild: next term's syllabus, refreshed assignments, and a plan for whatever AI became over break.
And when finals end, cancel yourself, no email and no phone call. Come back at syllabus week. The system will be sharper than you left it.
Three ways in.
Pro
The app, the Advisor Library, the Prompt Vault, and the Workflow Library. Everything above, flat price, cancel at finals.
Start ProSemester Pass
One full term of Pro, paid once. Nothing renews, nothing to remember to cancel. For the teacher who has been burned by subscriptions before.
Take the passPro + Live
Everything in Pro, plus the live Semester Setup Sprint: at every semester turn, you rebuild your course with me, in the room. $29 buys the software between those turns. $40 buys a person at each one.
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The questions you should ask.
Your free newsletter is already good. Why would I pay?
The newsletter shows you how, step by step, every Sunday. The system does it, on your actual course materials, and hands back the revision with a changelog. If reading the workflow and running it by hand works for you, stay free. The system exists for the weeks you do not have that hour.
Does it grade for me?
No, and it will not. It drafts feedback, flags patterns, and proposes rubric calls. Every score that ships is yours. That line is the whole design.
Is there a free trial?
No. Your first month is $29, flat, with full access from minute one. No card-up-front trial you have to remember to escape. If the first grading stack you run through it does not earn the price, cancel it yourself in a minute and you spent $29 finding out.
What happens in December when I stop teaching for a month?
Cancel at finals yourself, no email and no phone call, and come back at syllabus week, no penalty. Or take the Semester Pass: one term, one payment, no subscription at all. The billing follows your calendar, because pretending teachers work in July is how tools lose your trust.
What about my students' privacy?
The system works on your materials: your syllabus, your rubrics, your assignments. The workflows build a scrub step in before anything student-written touches a chatbot: no names, no grades, no accommodations, ever.
What happened to the How To Teach With AI membership?
It became this. Same builder, same tools, honest new shape: the system under the app's own name, priced by what it does. Existing members keep everything they have, including their rate.
Sunday night is coming either way.
You can grade this stack the way you graded the last one, read next Sunday's workflow, mean to try it, and find out in December that the semester went exactly how you expected in September.
Or the stack goes in tonight, the drafts come back with their changelog, and you spend the evening judging instead of typing. One stack is all it takes to know which teacher you want to be on Sundays.
First stack not worth it? Cancel yourself, $29, and you know.