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Practical teaching ideas for the AI era
September 15, 2026
Brisk Features
Imprímelo, proyéctalo o prescinde de la pantalla: cómo Brisk se adapta a cualquier aula
Brisk ofrece a los docentes una variedad de formas de apoyar el aprendizaje de los estudiantes, incluso cuando se enfocan en reducir el tiempo de pantalla en sus aulas.
September 11, 2026
Thought Leadership
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.
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October 20, 2025
Brisk Features
Bundles from the Extension: Create and Adapt Instructional Materials That Meet Every Learner
With Bundles from the Extension, you can take any article, video, or PDF and turn it into a complete set of connected instructional materials.
October 14, 2025
The Ultimate First-Day-of-School Checklist for Teachers
This back-to-school teacher checklist is designed to help you prepare not just your classroom, but also your mindset, so you can start strong and focus on what matters most: your learners.
October 14, 2025
Tips for Teachers
Giving Effective Student Feedback in the Classroom: Clear and Actionable Tips
Get student feedback strategies that are specific, timely, and actionable.
October 14, 2025
Tips for Teachers
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.
October 1, 2025
Brisk Features
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.
September 24, 2025
Tips for Teachers
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.
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Instala la extensión, abre el documento de un estudiante y descubre lo que Brisk puede hacer con tu primer ensayo en menos de un minuto.