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When it comes to AI in schools, one question comes up again and again: Is it safe? At Brisk, we take that question seriously — because we’re educators too. We know that trust isn’t just earned by the quality of the product; it’s earned through transparency and clear boundaries.

Brisk Teaching's newest feature makes creating podcasts from any material effortless. Whether you want to bring a lesson to life, support multilingual learners, or give students more ways to access content, this tool is about to become a go-to in your teaching toolkit.

From day one, Brisk Teaching has been committed to protecting student, teacher, and school data. That’s why we’re proud to share that Brisk has earned a 93% privacy rating from Common Sense – the highest score among AI tools. This rating is a reflection of our dedication to providing safe, responsible, and effective AI-powered tools for the classroom.

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Teachers are the unsung heroes of our society, juggling lesson planning, grading, parent communications, staff meetings, and somehow finding time to eat amidst the chaos. In today's digital age, the demand for engaging and visually appealing virtual classroom materials has only intensified. Enter Brisk Teaching AI—a tool designed to streamline the creation of Virtual Classroom Google Slides Templates, allowing educators to focus more on teaching and less on design intricacies.

You give your students a writing assignment, and then… the questions start rolling in. "What should I write?" "Is this good?" "How do I make it better?"

Picture this:​ A student hands you a handwritten assignment – you upload it, and Brisk gives instant feedback. Or you snap a photo of your whiteboard, and Brisk transcribes it for absent students.

Grading can often feel like a guessing game—and not particularly fun. Also, no teacher wants to field endless questions, such as “Why did I get this grade?” But here’s the tea: A solid rubric can be your ticket to grading sanity. Think of it as a cool teacher hack to clarify student expectations, ensure fairness, and save you hours of grading confusion. So, ready to make your life 10 times easier? Let’s break down the basics of rubric creation in five easy steps.

Recommendation letters are the one thing you love writing for your students but dread starting. Sure, it's an honor to help shape a student's future, but when you're juggling 27 other tasks and your coffee's getting cold, cranking out multiple letters can feel like climbing a mountain in flip-flops. Don't worry—we've got your back with this guide on how to type a letter of recommendation without losing your sanity.

Standardized tests like the SAT bring stress for everyone—students, parents, and, of course, teachers. And let’s be real: prepping for it can feel like trying to teach a cat to swim. But with the right strategies, you can set your students up for success without losing your sanity. Here’s how.

Graphic organizers for math word problems are powerful tools that help students break down complex math problems into manageable steps. By visually organizing key information and operations, these organizers enhance problem-solving skills, critical thinking, and understanding of mathematical concepts. Need something for simple addition or multi-step word problems? They make math more accessible and engaging for students at every grade level. Teaching math word problems can be a challenging task, especially when you're working with students of all ages and grade levels. Teaching basic addition in 1st grade, tackling multi-step word problems in 5th grade, or helping middle school students prepare for high school math all come with their own challenges! The use of graphic organizers for math word problems is one of the best ways to help students process information and improve their problem-solving skills. By creating a visual representation of the problem, students can better understand the problem-solving process, which is essential for developing strong math skills. Here’s how graphic organizers for math word problems can help students at all levels—from 2nd grade to high school—solve problems more effectively. Plus, how Brisk Teaching AI tools can help create these great tools for the classroom.