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Introducing Curriculum Intelligence: AI That Stays Aligned to What Schools Are Teaching

Brisk Teaching, the leading AI platform for teachers is launching Curriculum Intelligence to ground classroom AI in district scope and sequence – supporting coherence, rigor, and differentiation.

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‘I Don’t Get Burnt Out as Much:' How These Teachers Use AI in Their Daily Work

Educators experimenting with generative AI tools like Brisk say the technology helps free up mental bandwidth by streamlining routine tasks and simplifying lesson planning.

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AI’s coming to the classroom: Brisk raises $15M after a quick start in school

“The existing edtech stack as we know it, which is around 140 different tools that the average teacher in the U.S. uses in a given school year, is not ready for AI,” Brisk’s CEO and founder, Arman Jaffer, said in an interview. “We’re trying to build the AI-native edtech stack.”

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Teachers Worry About Students Using A.I. But They Love It for Themselves.

Teachers are increasingly using A.I. tools themselves, both to save time on rote tasks and to outsource some of their most meaningful work, like grading essays and tutoring struggling students.

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AI’s Role In Saving Teachers Time And Revolutionizing Education

As the adoption of AI in education continues to grow, we’re witnessing a shift in attitudes. What was once viewed with skepticism—particularly when tools like ChatGPT first hit the scene—is now being embraced by teachers as a way to enhance both their own productivity and the learning experience of their students.

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Brisk Teaching Harnesses AI To Integrate The Teaching Ecosystem

Arman Jaffer, Founder and CEO, Brisk Teaching. said “We launched Brisk as a Chrome Extension because AI is supposed to speed up digital tasks, not complicate them. With digital tasks happening in over 100+ applications, it was essential to meet teachers where they are – right within the tools they use and rely on every day.”

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