The Jordan totient J_k(n) can be defined by J_k(n)=n^k∏_p|n(1−p^−k). In this paper, we study the average behavior of fractions P/Q of two products P and Q of Jordan totients, which we call Jordan totient quotients. To this end, we describe two general and ready-to-use methods that allow one to deal with a larger class of totient functions. The first one is elementary and the second one uses an advanced method due to Balakrishnan and Pétermann. As an application, we determine the average behavior of the Jordan totient quotient, the k^th normalized derivative of the n^th cyclotomic polynomial Φ_n(z) at z=1, the second normalized derivative of the n^th cyclotomic polynomial Φ_n(z) at z=−1, and the average order of the Schwarzian derivative of Φ_n(z) at z=1.