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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything parents ask before their child's first live class — answered clearly, no fine print.

Usually the ones you find hardest to teach or check: upper-level math, lab science, foreign languages and writing feedback. Many families keep reading and early math at home and bring in live classes where a specialist adds the most.

Most run 45 to 60 minutes once or twice a week. Pick fixed slots and plan independent work around them, the way you would a sports practice.

Teachers can tell you within a few sessions where your child stands. Pair that with a yearly check against grade-level skill lists, and you have an outside view without a full online school.

An online school sets the whole timetable and grades every subject. Homeschooling with live classes lets you choose subject by subject and keep control of pace. Choose a full school if you want the structure taken off your plate entirely.

Time4Learning is a self-paced online curriculum with lessons and automated grading. Live classes add a teacher and classmates in real time. Many families use a self-paced curriculum for daily practice and live classes for discussion, feedback and hard subjects.

Weekly live classes put the same kids together around a shared interest, so regular faces become familiar. Clubs and discussion-based classes work better for this than lecture-style ones.

Check your state's homeschool laws, decide your approach, and start with a few core subjects before adding more.Read the guide: How to Start Homeschooling

Plan core subjects in the morning when focus is best, keep lessons short, and leave afternoons for projects and electives.Read the guide: Realistic Homeschool Schedule

Match it to how your child learns and how much prep time you have. Try a sample lesson before buying a full year.Read the guide: How to Choose Homeschool Curriculum

Parents create every learner account, messages stay on Undoschool, and every class is recorded for safety. Recordings are seen only by the learner, the teacher and the Undoschool team, and each course is reviewed before it goes live.

Yes. Your first class is on us, so your child can meet the teacher and see the class style first. If it is not right, cancel before the second class starts for a full refund.

Both are marketplaces of live small-group classes run by independent teachers. On Undoschool every course is reviewed before it is listed, every class is recorded for safety, and your first class is on us. Compare the teacher and schedule for the specific class you want.

Message the teacher from your dashboard. Because sessions are recorded, the teacher can usually help your child catch up on what was covered.

A laptop, desktop or tablet with a camera and microphone, a steady internet connection, and a quiet spot. The class page lists any software or supplies the teacher needs.Read the guide: Getting Ready for Your Child's First Online Class