A parent email lands at 9 pm. Type what you really want to say, the facts and the boundary you want to hold. You get a short reply, a full reply, a version for the head of school and a note for the file. Student names are redacted automatically and nothing is stored.
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Type the angry version, the facts and the boundary you want to hold. Get a short reply, a full reply, a version for the head of school and a note for the file.
Type the angry version, the facts and your boundary.
One check question. Student names redacted automatically.
A short reply, a full reply, a version for the head of school.
A dated note for the file. Nothing stored.
Type the angry version, the facts, and the boundary you want to hold: the grade stands, no extension, a meeting on Thursday.
Student names are redacted automatically before anything is written. One check question if the boundary is unclear.
Get four versions: a short reply, a full reply, one for the head of school, a dated note for the file.
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You know what you want to say. You also know you cannot send it. Type both, send the right one.
Pasting a draft into a chatbot with a student's name in it is a privacy problem. Here names are hidden before anything is written.
Every exchange comes with a dated note for the file and a version your head of school can read.
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Today the workaround is pasting your draft into a general chatbot and typing make this sound nice, student name included. There is no version for the head of school and no note for the file. Teacher Email is $29 a year and does both.
I do not want to write a nice, diplomatic, placating email. But I should. Because professionalism.
a teacher on r/Teachers, May 2024, 261 upvotesI'm required to put my email response... into Chat GPT and say 'make this sound nice'.
a teacher on r/AskTeachers, January 2025No. Names are redacted before the text is processed and nothing is saved after you close the tab.
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