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What support does my child need?
Veena T.
An interactive course that helps students develop practical etiquette and social skills for everyday life, including greetings, polite conversation, dining mann…
Beginner
Level
14–18
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
4
Weeks
Bhagwati K.
Focused on organizing schoolwork and completing tasks, this course teaches learners to track assignments, prioritize work, organize materials, estimate time, us…
Mixed Level
Level
8–11
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Akhil M.
Multisensory spelling that teaches open and closed syllables, beginning/ending blends, silent E, and syllable division using tiles, cards, and practice activiti…
Beginner
Level
7–9
Ages
45 min
Duration
2 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Ritika G.
Ongoing weekly club starting October 5. This 8-week, rotating Roblox Comic Art Club is for kids ages 7–12 who enjoy games, comics, and storytelling. Each week p…
Beginner
Level
7–12
Ages
50 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Ongoing
Weeks
What will it help with?
Bhavya M.
This 1-on-1, multisensory math course is designed for neurodiverse learners (including those with ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, or Dyscalculia) ages 7 to 14. Lessons…
Beginner
Level
7–14
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
12
Weeks
Bhavana S.
Students learn and practice common spelling rules and patterns using a multisensory Orton–Gillingham approach to build accuracy and confidence.
Beginner
Level
10–15
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
5
Weeks
Bhaben B.
Over five weeks, students explore the science of how food, nutrients, gut health, and different types of exercise can influence attention, mood, and motivation.…
Beginner
Level
12–18
Ages
55 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
5
Weeks
Kunal N.
One-on-one coaching to build presentation confidence and practical skills, including anxiety management, organization, delivery, and body language.
Beginner
Level
11–17
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Flexible
Weeks
Is it made for kids like mine?
Ms. J.
This two-week summer camp helps kids ages 6–11 discover doodle art and cartooning through playful, step-by-step projects. Across eight 55-minute classes, studen…
Mixed Level
Level
6–11
Ages
55 min
Duration
4 / Week
Classes
2
Weeks
Bhavya M.
This 1-on-1, multisensory math course is designed for neurodiverse learners (including those with ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, or Dyscalculia) ages 7 to 14. Lessons…
Beginner
Level
7–14
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
12
Weeks
Veena T.
An interactive course that helps students develop practical etiquette and social skills for everyday life, including greetings, polite conversation, dining mann…
Beginner
Level
14–18
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
4
Weeks
Radhika T.
This private, play-based mindfulness tutoring supports children ages 5-7, including those with ADHD or autism, in learning simple, practical ways to manage emot…
Beginner
Level
5–7
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
12
Weeks
How long does it last?
Teresa V.
Individualized tutoring that begins with an intake to learn the student’s strengths, challenges, and goals, then uses the student’s classwork or targeted activi…
Beginner
Level
4–12
Ages
25 min
Duration
2 / Week
Classes
Flexible
Weeks
Savitri C.
This Stage 1 structured literacy course offers explicit, systematic Orton-Gillingham instruction for beginning readers and students needing phonics support. Les…
Beginner
Level
7–12
Ages
55 min
Duration
3 / Week
Classes
11
Weeks
Pi T.
A 12-hour course for parents and guardians that explains how autistic and ADHD traits influence learning, executive functioning, and regulation. It provides pra…
Beginner
Level
9–14
Ages
90 min
Duration
2 / Week
Classes
4
Weeks
Akhil M.
Multisensory lessons to teach phonograms (KN, EIGH, EAR), spelling strategies, number and day words, and applied writing.
Beginner
Level
9–12
Ages
45 min
Duration
2 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
How long is each class?
Vinay P.
Multisensory instruction to teach AR and OR phonograms, syllable division, soft C/G rules, silent E functions, and vowel teams.
Beginner
Level
7–9
Ages
45 min
Duration
2 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Vineet T.
Students learn vowel-team phonograms (OI/OY, AW/AU, OW/OU) using multisensory, Orton-Gillingham–based activities to build, write, and apply words in sentences.
Beginner
Level
7–10
Ages
45 min
Duration
2 / Week
Classes
5
Weeks
Protima B.
A three-session camp teaching neurodivergent teens how AI can support executive function tasks—breaking tasks into steps, study strategies, time management, and…
Beginner
Level
14–18
Ages
45 min
Duration
3 / Week
Classes
1
Weeks
Ritika G.
This personalized 1-on-1 coaching program supports teens ages 10 to 15 who experience ADHD, autism, or related executive functioning challenges. Sessions focus…
All Levels
Level
10–15
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
12
Weeks
What does each class cost?
Akhil M.
Multisensory spelling instruction focused on Name Game syllables and using C or K in blends, with tile-building, writing and regular review.
Intermediate
Level
6–9
Ages
45 min
Duration
2 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Ishita D.
This 1-on-1, multisensory coaching class supports neurodiverse learners ages 8–12, including children with ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, Speech/Language Delays, or Au…
Beginner
Level
8–12
Ages
30 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Flexible
Weeks
Aditi K.
These one-on-one tutoring sessions are designed for learners ages 5 and up, including children and teens with Dyscalculia, ADHD, and Autism. Led by a certified…
Beginner
Level
5–12
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Flexible
Weeks
Kanti P.
This course uses multisensory Orton-Gillingham strategies to teach complex phonograms, vowel and spelling patterns, prefixes/suffixes, and related spelling rule…
Beginner
Level
11–16
Ages
55 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
How big is the group?
Kavya R.
This eight-week Pokémon Drawing Club helps kids ages 8 to 10 build cartooning and drawing skills through step-by-step lessons focused on popular characters. Eac…
Beginner
Level
8–10
Ages
50 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Ongoing
Weeks
Veena T.
An interactive course that helps students develop practical etiquette and social skills for everyday life, including greetings, polite conversation, dining mann…
Beginner
Level
14–18
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
4
Weeks
Bikramjit K.
This course uses Minecraft builds and in‑game activities to make division concrete and visual. Recorded walkthroughs demonstrate arrays, equal groups, number li…
Mixed Level
Level
8–18
Ages
55 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
4
Weeks
Kunal N.
One-on-one coaching to build presentation confidence and practical skills, including anxiety management, organization, delivery, and body language.
Beginner
Level
11–17
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
Flexible
Weeks
Does my child need experience?
Sneha G.
This one-on-one math tutoring program is designed for neurodiverse learners ages 7 and up, including children and teens with ADHD, Autism, and Dyscalculia. Led…
Beginner
Level
7–14
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
12
Weeks
Sangeeta N.
Multisensory spelling instruction focusing on long A spellings (AI/AY), silent E functions, and dividing pickle syllables using tiles, writing, and review activ…
Intermediate
Level
8–11
Ages
45 min
Duration
2 / Week
Classes
8
Weeks
Bhavana S.
Students learn and practice common spelling rules and patterns using a multisensory Orton–Gillingham approach to build accuracy and confidence.
Beginner
Level
10–15
Ages
45 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
5
Weeks
Temi J.
This information-focused course reviews psychology research relevant to common middle-school concerns: friendship, learning and memory, bullying, and anxiety/st…
Beginner
Level
10–13
Ages
50 min
Duration
1 / Week
Classes
4
Weeks
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Everything parents ask before their child's first live class — answered clearly, no fine print.
Check the learning needs the teacher lists, the class length and size, and whether kids can join by chat as well as voice. Then message the teacher about your child, and use a trial session to see the fit.
Shorter segments, hands-on tasks, frequent check-ins, movement breaks and clear visual steps. The teacher plans for attention to dip and builds in ways back in.
Start small: one short class on a topic they love, with a teacher you've messaged in advance. Let your child sit in camera-off at first if the teacher allows it, and build from there.
If your child still struggles to link letters and sounds after age 6 or 7, or progress stalls despite regular practice. Look for structured literacy approaches such as Orton-Gillingham, and ask your school about an assessment.
Yes. Many 2e kids do best taking an advanced class in their strength and a supported class where they struggle. Filter by subject and learning need separately.
Same time and place each day, short work blocks with movement breaks, and a visible checklist. Start with the easiest task.Read the guide: After-School Routine for ADHD
In the US, send a written, dated request to the school asking for an evaluation, and describe what you've noticed. Keep a copy.Read the guide: Does My Child Need an ADHD Evaluation?
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
