The prep hours you get back.
Lesson plans that hit your standards, worksheets differentiated for the range in your classroom, and rubric-based feedback drafts you can review and edit — not send blindly.
Lesson plans that actually match your standards.
Give the standard, the grade level, and the length. LADLE returns a plan with objective, hook, direct instruction, guided practice, independent practice, and formative assessment — plus a version tuned for below-grade-level and above-grade-level readers.
Rubric-based first-draft feedback you can edit.
Paste the assignment and the rubric. Paste a student's work. LADLE returns feedback grounded in the rubric — no invented praise, no generic 'great work'. You review, edit, and send. Cuts grading time without cutting the human loop.
Family letters in the languages your families read.
Draft a permission slip, a progress update, or a behavior conversation in English — then translate it into 40+ languages without losing the register. Not perfect for every dialect, but a starting point that beats sending an English-only letter home.
A teacher's paid time is worth more than $20/mo. LADLE gets some of it back — and $8 of that subscription is earmarked toward ten meals a month on the road to a real partnership with the hunger-relief charity we select.
Questions.
No. Same reason as the student answer: a lower tier would either cut the meal-fund earmark or lose us money. That said — if your district is considering a per-teacher deployment, email us and we'll work out what's fair. We haven't priced that market yet.