Ahead in one subject, behind in another
What if my child is ahead in one subject and behind in another?
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Start 30 days freeLetters & Devotion handles that: a child can work at different grade levels in different subjects, because you set a grade for each child, add or remove individual courses from the whole K-12 catalog, and every module is paced by mastery rather than by the calendar. Showing a skill early unlocks the next one the same day, and struggling slows the course down automatically.
The grade is a setting, per child
You choose a grade for each child and can change it whenever you like. Setting a grade enrols them in that grade's courses, and you can add or remove courses to suit them.
Then mix by subject
On top of the grade, you can add or remove individual courses from any grade in the catalog. Mathematics 7 beside the Grade 3 English Language Arts course (eight units each) is an ordinary configuration, and a child still learning to read can be given Learning to Read: Systematic Phonics, a K-2 course, while their math sits at grade level.
The pace follows mastery inside each course
Every module is mastery paced. A child who shows they have a skill moves to the next one the same day, and a child who struggles slows the course down automatically. So even within one subject the speed is the child's, not the calendar's.
Read the course before you pick the level
Every course, unit, skill and learning objective is published in full with no account, and the scope and sequence at /scope-and-sequence lists every course in teaching order on one printable page. That is how you decide which level a subject should start at.
The record follows the child
Hours log per course as your child works, and the transcript shows what was taught and mastered. A child at grade 5 in one subject and grade 7 in another simply has those courses on the record.
What this is not
- It does not diagnose, test or label. It cannot tell you why a child is ahead or behind, and you still choose which course level each subject starts at.
- More flexibility means more decisions for you. A mixed configuration is yours to set up and review, and you judge the right level by reading the course.
- The catalog runs from kindergarten to grade 12, and some courses cover a band (Learning to Read is K-2, PE for grades 3-5 is one course). A child far ahead in a subject will eventually reach the end of it.
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Questions parents ask
Can my child be in 5th grade math and 3rd grade reading?
Yes. Set a grade for the child, then add or remove individual courses from any grade in the catalog. Nothing checks the courses against their age.
What happens if my child masters a skill early?
Showing a skill early unlocks the next one the same day, so they do not wait for the calendar.
What if my child is struggling in just one subject?
Struggling slows that course down automatically, and the other subjects keep their own pace.
Can I change a level partway through the year?
Yes. The grade can be changed whenever you like, and individual courses can be added or removed for any child.