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Print It, Project It, or Skip the Screen: How Brisk Fits Any Classroom
Brisk provides teachers with a variety of ways to support student learning, even when they’re focused on scaling back screen time in their classrooms.

Brisk in New White Paper on AI's Instructional Impact
Brisk founder Arman Jaffer shares his key takeaways from Whiteboard Advisors’ new white paper on measuring the instructional impact of AI in the classroom.

Giving Effective Student Feedback in the Classroom: Clear and Actionable Tips
Get student feedback strategies that are specific, timely, and actionable.

12 Tried-and-True Classroom Management Strategies for Teachers
Discover 12 tried-and-true classroom management strategies teachers swear by. Build stronger relationships, reduce disruptions, and create a classroom where learning flows.

Batch Feedback: Personal Feedback for Every Student, All at Once
Batch Feedback helps teachers give personal, high-quality feedback to every student at once — timely, consistent, and fully teacher-led.

How to Create a Unit Plan
Staring at a blank doc wondering how to write a unit plan? Don’t worry — you’re not alone, and yes, caffeine counts as a planning tool. Writing a unit plan doesn’t have to be a headache-inducing activity that takes up valuable plan time and takes hours to figure out. Unit planning can be easy once you’ve figured out the formula. Think of it this way: lesson plans are the trees. Unit plans? That’s the forest. And if you're feeling lost in the woods — here’s the map.

23 Classroom Setup Ideas to Promote an Effective Learning Environment
From clever seating arrangement ideas to smart classroom organization tips, creating an effective learning space can feel like a blank canvas or a giant puzzle. But no need to overthink it - these 23 classroom setup ideas will help you make learning smoother and students more engaged.

12 Strategies for Enhancing Student Engagement (That Actually Work!)
Need a fresh take on your classroom routines? When students need more than a brain break, try these student engagement strategies to switch things up. No icebreakers or gimmicks - just tested techniques that get middle and high school students participating, thinking critically, and learning effectively.
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