Teacher's Neural Network Bot

It is Sunday evening, there is an open lesson tomorrow, and the lesson plan exists only in your head. Anyone who works in a school or a kindergarten knows the feeling. Teacher's Neural Network handles the draft part: it writes text, throws in ideas and suggests wording 🍎

The bot calls itself a smart AI helper for educators. The interface is in Russian, and everything happens in a regular Telegram chat.

What the bot can do for a teacher

It shares a lot with an ordinary chatbot, but the task list fits school life. Here is what it offers:

• Texts. Posts, essays, descriptions, notices for parents.
• Ideas. Riddles, contests, topics for a class hour.
• Problems. Science and logic problems with a walkthrough.
• Images. The bot analyzes a picture and reads text from a photo. Write "Draw!" (the command is in Russian) and it produces an illustration.
• Voice. You can dictate a question as a voice message.
• Code. Simple programs for a computer science club.

A conversation with memory

The bot remembers your previous question. You can ask for a lesson plan on a topic, then follow with "make the tasks easier" without repeating the conditions.

If the chat drifts off, the /newchat command restarts the topic. It helps when literature and math ended up in the same chat, because otherwise the answers start to blend.

Free tier, premium and stars for friends

You can try it without paying: up to 10 tasks are free, handled by a lighter language model. For a first look that is enough.

Premium opens with /premium. It removes the limits and gives a choice between more powerful models. Check the current price inside the bot, where it is shown.

1. Enter /promo if you have a promo code.
2. Enter /referal and send your link to colleagues.
3. Each invited friend earns one internal star, and one star lifts the request limit for a day.

Getting answers you would show to children

A neural network writes with confidence even when it is wrong. Check facts, dates and formulas against the textbook.

The more precise the request, the better the result. Name the grade, topic, lesson length and format: "20 minutes, pair work, no slides" gives more than just "lesson plan".

• Grade and subject. "Grade 5, nature studies, topic: bodies of water".
• Outcome. "I need a list of eight questions with answers".
• Style. "In plain words, no complicated terms".

What not to send to the bot

Keep student surnames, grades and personal evaluations out of a chat with a neural network. That is children's personal data, and school rules usually forbid passing it to outside services.

For performance analysis, anonymize it: "student A, three Cs in a row in algebra". The advice works without a name 📝

Who benefits most

Kindergarten teachers who invent session scenarios every week. Curriculum specialists who need a document structure fast. Teachers preparing extracurricular events.

The bot speeds up preparation, but the decision stays with you: take the draft, adjust it for your class and only then bring it to the lesson.