How to submit 'teaching evaluations' for a job application? Some jobs ask you to submit 'teaching evaluations'. Assuming the school doesn't have any preference for how I submit the materials, my issue is that I literally have hundreds of teaching evaluations - If I just send them all I know no one is going to look through them all, but if I do any sort of condensing I feel as though I will be clearly cherry picking the good comments. Any suggestions for making the most out of these materials in a job application?
I don't think a modicum of cherry-picking is a bad thing in this regard.  What you need to send is a set of teaching evaluations that describes what is significant about your teaching -- the 


  Great teacher!


comments aren't particularly worth it, but the


  Dr. X constantly provided clear examples of the material, and it made the difficult topics more concrete.


samples can provide the insight that will be helpful to a hiring committee.

The committee is trying to get a feel for why you are a good teacher (be that the case), and that's why they want the evaluations.  I have provided bulleted lists of evaluation comments, but I have also provided a link to all of my comments from multiple classes.  The evaluation website at the university where I taught recently actually provided a statistical breakdown of the survey questions on each evaluation topic, so I was able to highlight the statistical takeaways from the surveys.