Learning Supports
What is a good homeschool curriculum for a neurodivergent child?
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Start 30 days freeNeurodivergent children are not one kind of learner, so a good curriculum cannot be one setting. In Letters & Devotion a parent ticks what helps from six starting points, and every single switch inside can be changed on its own.
Reading support
Read-aloud with each word highlighted, a clearer font, extra spacing and answer buttons. The setup screen labels it as often chosen for dyslexia.
Focus support
Short pieces, one question on screen and movement breaks. Often chosen for ADHD.
Predictable routine
Same layout, a heads-up before changes, a calm look and plain wording. Often chosen for autism.
Math, Writing and Low-pressure
Pictures, a calculator and nothing timed. Answer out loud with ideas over spelling. No scores, calm feedback and a free second try.
Not sure what helps?
The setup screen offers plain statements such as they lose focus in longer lessons, and each one ticks a bundle for you.
What this is not
- It does not diagnose anything or store a diagnosis. You pick supports, not a condition, and your child never sees a condition name.
- It is not special education, therapy or an evaluation, and it is not a substitute for an IEP.
- Supports are starting points. A child's needs can change, so the parent side asks after about three weeks whether a support is helping.
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Questions parents ask
How do the supports work?
On the parent side you pick from six starting points: Reading support, Focus support, Predictable routine, Math support, Writing support and Low-pressure mode. Each is a bundle of single switches, and any switch can be turned on or off on its own.
Does this replace an evaluation or an IEP?
No. The setup screen says it plainly: these change how lessons look and feel, and they are not a substitute for an evaluation or an IEP.
How will I know if a support is helping?
After about three weeks the parent side asks whether it is helping, and you can change or remove any support at any time.
Can I see the course before paying?
Yes. Every unit, skill and objective is published with no account, and a full sample lesson at /sample needs no account.
What does it cost?
$29 a month or $290 a year for every child. The first 30 days are free with no card.