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Your path from the first class to the last — click any class to jump to its teachers
Adults reviewing a subject: start with the grade or course you want to brush up on. Parents and tutors: start with your child’s current grade in the subject you’re helping with. Each path runs in order from kindergarten up.
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Math in order
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Elementary School (K–5)
Elementary Art
An Elementary Art Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults starting out — with K–5 art: the elements of art, color mixing, drawing, painting, collage, printmaking, clay and artists from many cultures. They plan projects with simple supplies, explain art ideas in plain words and coach how to talk about a child's work. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Elementary Health & PE
An Elementary Health & PE Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers and tutors — with K–5 health and physical education: hygiene, food and sleep, safety, feelings and friendships, movement skills, fitness and games. They explain topics in kid-friendly words, plan activity and skill practice, and make quizzes to do together. They teach health as a subject, not health care. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Elementary Music
An Elementary Music Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults starting from zero — with K–5 music: beat and rhythm, pitch and singing, reading simple notation, recorder basics, instrument families, musical form and music from many cultures. They explain ideas in plain words, make practice to do together and check worksheets. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Elementary Spanish
An Elementary Spanish Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults starting out — with beginning Spanish for grades K–5: greetings, pronunciation, numbers, colors, family, food, weather, simple sentences and the cultures of Spanish-speaking communities. They plan songs and games, make practice to do together and check short sentences. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 1 Math
A Grade 1 Math Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with first-grade math: addition and subtraction within 20, strategies like making ten, the equal sign, tens and ones to 120, measuring, time, data, shapes, and halves and fourths. They explain the methods schools use today, make practice to do together, and check homework steps. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 1 Reading & Language Arts
A Grade 1 Reading & Language Arts Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults building reading skills — with first-grade literacy: phonics and spelling patterns, fluency, story and nonfiction comprehension, sentences and early writing. They explain how schools teach reading, make short practice to do together, and suggest what to ask at story time. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 1 Science
A Grade 1 Science Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with first-grade science: sound and vibration, light and shadows, how plants and animals use their parts, parents and offspring, and patterns of the sun, moon, stars and daylight. They explain ideas simply, plan safe home investigations, and make short checks to do together. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 1 Social Studies
A Grade 1 Social Studies Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with first-grade social studies: families then and now, rules and leaders, communities, goods and services, saving and spending, maps and directions, cultures and American symbols. They explain big ideas simply, suggest hands-on activities, and make short reviews to do together. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 2 Math
A Grade 2 Math Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with second-grade math: fact fluency, place value to 1,000, adding and subtracting with regrouping, word problems, measuring, time, money, graphs and shapes. They explain the methods schools use today, make practice to do together, and check homework steps. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 2 Reading & Language Arts
A Grade 2 Reading & Language Arts Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults strengthening their reading — with second-grade literacy: phonics for longer words, prefixes and suffixes, fluency, fables, folktales and nonfiction, grammar and paragraph writing. They explain how schools teach reading, make short practice to do together, and suggest book-talk questions. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 2 Science
A Grade 2 Science Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with second-grade science: properties of materials, heating and cooling changes, what plants need, seeds and pollination, habitats, fast and slow changes to land, and where water is found. They explain ideas simply, plan safe home investigations, and make short checks to do together. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 2 Social Studies
A Grade 2 Social Studies Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with second-grade social studies: kinds of communities, local, state and national government, citizenship, producers, consumers and trade, map grids, continents and oceans, community history and biographies. They explain big ideas evenhandedly, suggest hands-on activities, and make short reviews to do together. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 3 Math
A Grade 3 Math Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with third-grade math: multiplication and division, fact strategies, rounding, fractions on the number line, time and measurement, graphs, area and perimeter. They explain the methods schools use today, make practice to do together, and check homework steps. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 3 Reading & Language Arts
A Grade 3 Reading & Language Arts Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults building their own skills — with third-grade reading and writing: phonics and longer words, fluency, stories and their lessons, main idea, vocabulary, paragraphs, grammar and spelling. They coach reading at home, make short practice and give writing feedback. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 3 Science
A Grade 3 Science Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with third-grade science: forces and magnets, life cycles, inherited traits, fossils and survival, weather and climate, and simple engineering design. They explain big ideas in plain words, plan simple investigations to do together, and build short reviews. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 3 Social Studies
A Grade 3 Social Studies Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with third-grade social studies: maps and geography, communities and how they change, cultures, basic economics, and local government and citizenship. They explain ideas in plain words, turn everyday outings into lessons, and build short reviews. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 4 Math
A Grade 4 Math Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with fourth-grade math: place value, multi-digit multiplication and division, fractions, decimals, measurement and geometry. They explain the methods schools use today, make practice to do together, and check homework steps. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 4 Reading & Language Arts
A Grade 4 Reading & Language Arts Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults building their own skills — with fourth-grade reading and writing: inference and text evidence, theme, point of view, text structure, Greek and Latin roots, figurative language, essays, stories and grammar. They coach reading at home, make short practice and give writing feedback. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 4 Science
A Grade 4 Science Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with fourth-grade science: energy and circuits, energy resources, waves and light, plant and animal structures and senses, weathering, erosion and rock layers, and natural hazards. They explain big ideas in plain words, plan simple investigations to do together, and build short reviews. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 4 Social Studies
A Grade 4 Social Studies Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with fourth-grade social studies: maps and US regions, a state's geography and history, Native peoples, growth and immigration, state and local government, and the economy. They explain ideas in plain words, coach reports and build short reviews, following the state's own curriculum. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 5 Math
A Grade 5 Math Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with fifth-grade math: place value and decimals, multi-digit multiplication and division, adding, multiplying and dividing fractions, volume, measurement and the coordinate plane. They explain the methods schools use today, make practice to do together, and check homework steps. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 5 Reading & Language Arts
A Grade 5 Reading & Language Arts Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults building their own skills — with fifth-grade reading and writing: quoting and inference, theme, comparing texts and accounts, figurative language, research, essays, stories and grammar. They coach reading at home, make short practice and give writing feedback. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 5 Science
A Grade 5 Science Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with fifth-grade science: particles of matter and mixtures, gravity, how plants grow, food webs and energy from the sun, Earth's systems and water, and stars, shadows and day and night. They explain big ideas in plain words, plan simple investigations to do together, and build short reviews. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 5 Social Studies
A Grade 5 Social Studies Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with fifth-grade social studies, usually early US history: Native nations, exploration, the colonies, the American Revolution, the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. They explain ideas in plain words, guide primary sources, coach reports and build short reviews. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Kindergarten Math
A Kindergarten Math Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with kindergarten math: counting and writing numbers, comparing, adding and subtracting within 10, teen numbers, measuring, sorting and shapes. They explain the tools schools use today, make playful practice to do together, and talk through story problems. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Kindergarten Reading & Language Arts
A Kindergarten Reading & Language Arts Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults learning to read — with kindergarten literacy: letters and sounds, rhyming and blending, first words, read-alouds and early writing. They explain how schools teach reading today, make short practice to do together, and suggest what to ask during a story. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Kindergarten Science
A Kindergarten Science Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with kindergarten science: pushes and pulls, sunlight and shade, weather and severe weather safety, what plants and animals need, and caring for the environment. They explain ideas simply, plan safe home investigations, and make short checks to do together. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Kindergarten Social Studies
A Kindergarten Social Studies Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, grandparents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with kindergarten social studies: families, rules and citizenship, jobs and community helpers, needs and wants, maps and globes, past and present, and national symbols. They explain big ideas simply, suggest play-based activities, and make short reviews to do together. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Middle School (6–8)
Grade 6 English Language Arts
A Grade 6 English Language Arts Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with sixth-grade reading and writing: theme and central idea, citing text evidence, point of view, argument, informative and narrative writing, short research, vocabulary and grammar. They guide reading at home, give feedback on writing, and make practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 6 Math
A Grade 6 Math Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with sixth-grade math: ratios, rates and percents, dividing fractions, negative numbers, the coordinate plane, expressions and one-step equations, area and volume, and beginning statistics. They explain the methods schools use today, make practice to do together, and check homework steps. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 6 Science
A Grade 6 Science Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with sixth-grade science, here built around earth and space science: moon phases and seasons, the solar system, rocks and the rock cycle, plate tectonics, weather and climate, and how scientists test ideas. They explain in plain words, coach fair tests and science fair projects, and make practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 6 Social Studies
A Grade 6 Social Studies Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with sixth-grade social studies, here built around geography and ancient civilizations: early humans, Mesopotamia, Egypt, India, China, Greece and Rome, and the beliefs, governments and ideas they left us. They explain history in plain words, guide primary sources, and make practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 7 English Language Arts
A Grade 7 English Language Arts Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with seventh-grade reading and writing: theme, inference and text evidence, how story elements interact, poetry and drama, evaluating arguments, writing with counterclaims, research and citation, and grammar. They guide reading at home, give feedback on writing, and make practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 7 Math
A Grade 7 Math Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with seventh-grade math: proportional relationships, percents, operations with negative numbers, expressions and two-step equations, scale drawings, circles, area and volume, and probability. They explain the methods schools use today, make practice to do together, and check homework steps. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 7 Science
A Grade 7 Science Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with seventh-grade science, here built around life science: cells, body systems, photosynthesis and respiration, ecosystems, heredity and evolution, and how scientists test ideas. They explain in plain words, coach labs and science fair projects, and make practice. They teach biology, not health care. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 7 Social Studies
A Grade 7 Social Studies Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with seventh-grade social studies, here built around medieval and early modern world history: the Byzantine Empire, Islam, West Africa, China and Japan, medieval Europe, the Maya, Aztec and Inca, the Renaissance, Reformation and Enlightenment. They explain history in plain words, guide primary sources, and make practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 8 English Language Arts
A Grade 8 English Language Arts Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with eighth-grade reading and writing: the strongest text evidence, theme, dramatic irony, comparing texts, evaluating arguments, argument and informative essays, research and citation, and grammar like verbals and voice. They guide reading at home, give feedback on writing, and make practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 8 Math
A Grade 8 Math Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with eighth-grade math: exponents and scientific notation, slope and linear equations, systems of equations, functions, transformations, the Pythagorean theorem, volume, and scatter plots. They explain the methods schools use today, make practice to do together, and check homework steps. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 8 Science
A Grade 8 Science Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with eighth-grade science, here built around physical science: atoms and molecules, chemical reactions, forces and motion, energy, and waves. They explain in plain words, check problems step by step, coach labs and science fair projects, and make practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Grade 8 Social Studies
A Grade 8 Social Studies Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults brushing up — with eighth-grade social studies, here built around early U.S. history and civics: the colonies, the Revolution, the Constitution and Bill of Rights, the early republic, expansion, slavery and reform, the Civil War and Reconstruction. They explain history in plain words, guide primary sources, and make practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Middle School Art & Music
A Middle School Art & Music Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers, tutors and adult beginners — with grades 6–8 art and music: drawing, shading, perspective, color, painting and art history, plus reading music, rhythm, scales, ensembles and composing. They explain ideas in plain words, build practice plans and check theory worksheets. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Middle School Computer Science
A Middle School Computer Science Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults new to coding — with grades 6–8 computer science: algorithms, block-based and Python programming, debugging, binary and data, how computers and the internet work, cybersecurity and the impacts of computing. They explain ideas plainly, coach debugging and build practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Middle School Health
A Middle School Health Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, guardians, homeschoolers, tutors and adults refreshing their knowledge — with grades 6–8 health: nutrition and activity, puberty, emotional health and coping, relationships, bullying and online safety, tobacco, vaping, alcohol and drugs, disease prevention and first aid. They teach health as a subject, not health care. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Middle School Spanish
A Middle School Spanish Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers, tutors and adults rebuilding their Spanish — with grades 6–8 Spanish: pronunciation, everyday vocabulary, agreement, ser and estar, present-tense verbs, gustar, the near future and the cultures of the Spanish-speaking world. They explain grammar in plain English, make practice and check short writing. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
High School (9–12)
Algebra I
An Algebra I Teacher helps adults — people reviewing for the GED, HiSET or a placement test, returning students, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with first-year algebra: equations and inequalities, functions and slope, systems, exponents, polynomials, factoring and quadratics. They explain why each step works, check your steps and build practice with answer keys. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Algebra II
An Algebra II Teacher helps adults — people reviewing for a placement test, college or a technical program, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with second-year algebra: functions and transformations, quadratics and complex numbers, polynomials, radicals, exponentials and logarithms, rational functions, sequences and an introduction to trigonometry. They explain the why, check your steps and build practice with answer keys. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Anatomy & Physiology
An Anatomy & Physiology Teacher helps adults and parents with high school anatomy and physiology: body organization, tissues, and every major body system from skin and bones to the heart, lungs, nerves and kidneys. They explain structure and function in plain words, coach dissections and lab write-ups, and make practice for a health program or a homeschool course, never medical advice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Biology
A Biology Teacher helps adults and parents with high school biology: cells, energy, genetics, DNA, evolution and ecology. They explain processes in plain words, check genetics problems, help plan safe labs at home or school, and make practice for the GED, HiSET, a college prerequisite or a homeschool course. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Chemistry
A Chemistry Teacher helps adults and parents with high school chemistry: atoms, the periodic table, bonding, reactions, the mole, gases, solutions, and acids and bases. They explain ideas in plain words, check problems step by step, coach lab write-ups, and make practice for the GED, HiSET, a college prerequisite or a homeschool course. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Creative Writing
A Creative Writing Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults writing stories, poems or memoir for themselves or a class, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen writer — with the craft of fiction, poetry, creative nonfiction and short drama. They explain technique in plain words, build prompts and exercises, and give workshop-style feedback that leaves the writing in the writer's hands. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Earth & Environmental Science
An Earth & Environmental Science Teacher helps adults and parents with high school earth and environmental science: rocks and plate tectonics, Earth's history, water, weather and climate, Earth in space, resources and human impact. They explain systems in plain words, check map and graph reading, coach field and lab write-ups, and make practice for the GED, HiSET or a homeschool course. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Economics
An Economics Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults reviewing for the GED, HiSET or a first college economics class, news readers, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with scarcity and choice, supply and demand, markets and labor, money and banking, GDP, inflation, fiscal and monetary policy, trade and personal finance basics. They explain with everyday examples, check graphs and calculations, and build practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or a financial adviser.
English 9
An English 9 Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults brushing up for the GED, the HiSET, a placement test or college, and parents or homeschoolers of a ninth grader — with ninth-grade English: short stories, poetry, drama, nonfiction and argument, grammar and the literary analysis essay. They guide close reading, coach writing without doing it, and make practice with answer keys. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
English 10
An English 10 Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults brushing up for the GED, the HiSET, a placement test or college, and parents or homeschoolers of a tenth grader — with tenth-grade English: world literature, Greek and Shakespearean tragedy, poetry, rhetoric and argument, grammar and style, and research writing. They guide close reading, coach writing without doing it, and make practice with answer keys. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
English 11 (American Literature)
An English 11 (American Literature) Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults brushing up for the GED, the HiSET, college or CLEP, readers catching up on classics, and parents or homeschoolers of an eleventh grader — with American literature from early writing and the Puritans through Romanticism, Realism, the Harlem Renaissance, Modernism and today. They guide close reading, coach writing without doing it, and make practice with answer keys. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
English 12 (British & World Literature)
An English 12 (British & World Literature) Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults brushing up for college, the GED, the HiSET or CLEP, readers meeting the classics, and parents or homeschoolers of a senior — with British literature from Beowulf and Chaucer through Shakespeare, the Romantics, the Victorians and the Modernists, plus world literature. They guide close reading, coach writing without doing it, and make practice with answer keys. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
French I
A French I Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults starting or rebuilding French and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with first-year French: pronunciation, everyday vocabulary, gender and articles, être, avoir, aller and faire, regular verbs, questions, adjectives and the cultures of the francophone world. They explain grammar in plain English, make practice and check short writing. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
French II
A French II Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults picking French back up and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with second-year French: reflexive verbs, the passé composé and imparfait, object pronouns with y and en, the imperative, comparisons and everyday topics from travel to health. They explain grammar in plain English, make practice and check short writing. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
French III
A French III Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults building real fluency and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with third-year French: past narration, the future and conditional, si clauses, the subjunctive, relative pronouns, readings from across the francophone world and paragraph writing. They explain grammar in plain English, make practice, discuss readings and coach writing. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Geometry
A Geometry Teacher helps adults — people reviewing for the GED, HiSET, a placement test or a trade, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with high school geometry: reasoning and proof, parallel lines, transformations, congruence and similarity, right-triangle trigonometry, circles, and area and volume. They explain why theorems work, coach proofs a step at a time and make practice with answer keys. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
High School Calculus
A High School Calculus Teacher helps adults — people heading to college, engineering or a technical program, reviewing for CLEP Calculus, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with limits, derivatives and their applications, integrals and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. They explain the big ideas plainly, help set up word problems, check your steps and make practice with answer keys. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
High School Computer Science
A High School Computer Science Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults learning to program, career changers and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with high-school computer science: Python programming, algorithms, debugging and testing, data and binary, networks, cybersecurity basics and the ethics of computing and AI. They explain ideas plainly, coach debugging and build practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
High School Health
A High School Health Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults finishing a diploma or brushing up, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with high-school health: wellness and goal setting, nutrition and fitness, mental health, relationships, substance use prevention, sexual health, disease prevention, first aid and consumer health. They teach health as a subject, not health care. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
High School Music & Theater
A High School Music & Theater Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults in community choirs, bands and theaters, adults learning to read music, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with high-school music and theater: notation, theory, sight-singing, music history, ensemble skills, acting, script analysis, stagecraft and auditions. They explain ideas plainly and build practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
High School Psychology
A High School Psychology Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults curious about psychology or heading to an intro college course, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen taking it — with research methods, the brain, sensation, learning, memory, development, personality, social psychology, and disorders and treatment as a science. They explain clearly, build practice and never diagnose anyone. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or a health professional.
High School Statistics
A High School Statistics Teacher helps adults — people learning statistics for work, college or everyday life, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with describing data, center and spread, normal models, two-way tables, correlation and regression, sampling and experiments, probability and an introduction to inference. They explain the meaning behind the numbers, check your work and make practice with answer keys. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
High School Visual Art
A High School Visual Art Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults drawing for fun or building a portfolio, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with high-school art: observational drawing, value, perspective, proportion, color theory, painting, printmaking, ceramics, digital art, art history and critique. They explain techniques step by step, build practice and coach artist statements. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Personal Finance
A Personal Finance Teacher helps adults — people building money skills, returning students, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen in a personal finance class — with income and taxes, budgeting, banking, credit, loans, paying for college, insurance, scams and the basics of saving and investing. They explain the ideas and the math, check calculations and build realistic practice, and never give personal investment advice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Physics
A Physics Teacher helps adults and parents with high school physics: motion, forces, energy, momentum, waves, light, electricity and magnetism. They explain ideas with everyday pictures, check word problems step by step, coach lab write-ups, and make practice for the GED, HiSET, a college program or a homeschool course. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Precalculus
A Precalculus Teacher helps adults — people heading to calculus, reviewing for a placement test or CLEP, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with functions, polynomial and rational functions, exponentials and logarithms, trigonometry and identities, vectors, polar coordinates, conics and sequences. They explain the why, check your steps and make practice with answer keys. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
SAT & ACT Prep
An SAT & ACT Prep Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents, homeschoolers and tutors of a test-taker, and adults who need a score or want the skills — prepare for the digital SAT and the ACT: choosing a test, planning study, reading and grammar, algebra through trigonometry, and pacing. They build original practice, check work step by step and explain why answers are right. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher, the College Board or ACT.
Spanish I
A Spanish I Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults starting or rebuilding Spanish and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with first-year Spanish: pronunciation, everyday vocabulary, agreement, ser and estar, present-tense verbs, gustar, the near future and the cultures of the Spanish-speaking world. They explain grammar in plain English, make practice and check short writing. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Spanish II
A Spanish II Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults picking Spanish back up and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with second-year Spanish: reflexive verbs, the preterite and imperfect, object pronouns, commands, comparisons, por and para and everyday topics from travel to community life. They explain grammar in plain English, make practice and check short writing. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Spanish III
A Spanish III Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults building real fluency and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with third-year Spanish: past narration, the future and conditional, the present subjunctive, relative pronouns, authentic readings and paragraph writing. They explain grammar in plain English, make practice, discuss readings and coach writing. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Spanish IV
A Spanish IV Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults polishing advanced Spanish and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with fourth-year Spanish: the full tense system, the imperfect and perfect subjunctive, si clauses, advanced structures, literature from across the Spanish-speaking world, and essays and presentations. They explain grammar plainly, discuss readings and coach writing. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
U.S. Government & Civics
A U.S. Government & Civics Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults reviewing for the GED, HiSET or the citizenship civics test, curious citizens, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with the Constitution, federalism, the three branches, rights and liberties, elections and state and local government. They explain without taking sides, guide reading of founding documents and landmark cases, and build practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or a lawyer.
U.S. History
A U.S. History Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults reviewing for the GED or HiSET or going back to school, history buffs, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with American history from Native America and colonization through the Revolution, the Civil War and Reconstruction, the world wars, civil rights and recent decades. They explain causes, guide reading of founding documents and sources, build practice and coach essays without writing them. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
World Geography
A World Geography Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults brushing up for the GED or HiSET or going back to school, curious travelers, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with maps and geographic tools, landforms and climate, population, culture and development, and a tour of the world's regions. They explain why things are where they are, help read maps and charts, and build practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
World History
A World History Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults reviewing for the GED or HiSET or going back to school, history lovers, and parents or homeschoolers of a teen — with world history from early civilizations through revolutions, the world wars, the Cold War and globalization. They explain causes and connections, guide primary-source reading, build practice and coach essays without writing them. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
Advanced Placement (AP)
AP is a trademark of the College Board, which is not affiliated with these teachers.
AP African American Studies
An AP African American Studies Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults who want college-level African American studies, some hoping for credit, and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with early African societies, enslavement and resistance, Reconstruction, the Harlem Renaissance, civil rights and later movements and arts, plus sources, the DBQ and the project. They teach with care and build original practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
AP Art History
An AP Art History Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults who want college-level art history, some hoping for credit, and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with art from global prehistory to today across Europe, the Americas, Africa, Asia and the Pacific: visual and contextual analysis, comparison, attribution and essays. They explain plainly, build original practice and coach essays without writing them. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
AP Biology
An AP Biology Teacher helps adults and parents with AP Biology, following the College Board's eight units from the chemistry of life to ecology. They explain processes in plain words, check genetics and data math, coach free-response answers and lab investigations, and build study plans toward the exam. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, the College Board or a child's teacher.
AP Calculus AB
An AP Calculus AB Teacher helps adults — parents and homeschoolers of an AP Calculus AB student, and adults learning first-semester calculus for themselves — with limits, derivatives and their applications, integrals, the Fundamental Theorem, differential equations and applications of integration, following the College Board course units. They explain the big ideas, check work and justifications, and make original AP-style practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
AP Calculus BC
An AP Calculus BC Teacher helps adults — parents and homeschoolers of an AP Calculus BC student, and adults learning a full year of college-level calculus — with limits, derivatives, integrals and their applications, plus the BC topics: integration by parts, improper integrals, parametric, polar and vector functions, and infinite series, following the College Board course units. They explain ideas, check work and reasons, and make original AP-style practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
AP Chemistry
An AP Chemistry Teacher helps adults and parents with AP Chemistry, following the College Board's nine units from atomic structure to electrochemistry. They explain ideas at the particle level, check problems step by step, coach lab investigations and free-response answers, and build study plans toward the exam. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, the College Board or a child's teacher.
AP Comparative Government and Politics
An AP Comparative Government and Politics Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults who want college-level comparative politics, some hoping for credit, and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with regimes, institutions, participation, elections and change in China, Iran, Mexico, Nigeria, Russia and the United Kingdom. They explain fairly and plainly, build original practice and coach answers without writing them. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
AP Computer Science A
An AP Computer Science A Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults learning Java for work or college and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with the course's objects and methods, selection and iteration, class creation, arrays, ArrayLists, 2D arrays, searching, sorting and recursion. They coach debugging, check traces and build original practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
AP Computer Science Principles
An AP Computer Science Principles Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults exploring computing and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with the course's five big ideas: creative development, data, algorithms and programming, computer systems and networks, and the impact of computing, plus the Create performance task. They explain plainly, coach debugging and build original practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
AP English Language and Composition
An AP English Language and Composition Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults who want college-level rhetoric and argument, some weighing credit by exam, and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with the course's reading and writing: the rhetorical situation, rhetorical analysis, argument and synthesis. They explain ideas plainly, build original practice and coach essays without writing them. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
AP English Literature and Composition
An AP English Literature and Composition Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults who want college-level literary reading and writing, some weighing credit by exam, and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with short fiction, poetry, and longer fiction and drama: close reading, interpretation and the three essay types. They explain ideas plainly, build original practice and coach essays without writing them. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
AP Environmental Science
An AP Environmental Science Teacher helps adults and parents with AP Environmental Science, following the College Board's nine units from ecosystems to global change. They explain systems and trade-offs in plain words, check calculations, coach free-response answers and field and lab work, and build study plans toward the exam. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, the College Board or a child's teacher.
AP European History
An AP European History Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults who want college-level European history since about 1450, some weighing credit by exam, and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with the Renaissance, Reformation, absolutism, Enlightenment, revolutions, industry, the world wars and the Cold War, plus sources, the DBQ and the long essay. They explain plainly, build original practice and coach essays without writing them. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
AP French Language and Culture
An AP French Language and Culture Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults with solid French who want college-level skills and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with the course's six themes, authentic listening and reading from across the francophone world, the course project and presentation, and the argumentative essay. They explain tasks plainly, build original practice and coach writing without doing it. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
AP Human Geography
An AP Human Geography Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults who want introductory college human geography and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with maps and scale, population and migration, culture, political geography, agriculture, cities and economic development. They explain models with real places, help read maps and data, build original practice and coach free-response answers without writing them. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
AP Macroeconomics
An AP Macroeconomics Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults who want introductory college macroeconomics, some weighing credit by exam, and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with economic indicators, aggregate demand and supply, fiscal and monetary policy, the financial sector, long-run growth and the open economy. They explain one graph at a time, build original practice and coach free-response answers without writing them. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or a financial adviser.
AP Microeconomics
An AP Microeconomics Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults who want introductory college microeconomics, some weighing credit by exam, and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with supply and demand, elasticity, production and costs, perfect and imperfect competition, factor markets and market failure. They explain with everyday examples, check graphs and calculations, build original practice and coach free-response answers without writing them. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
AP Music Theory
An AP Music Theory Teacher helps the grown-ups — adult musicians, songwriters and returning learners, and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with the course's fundamentals, chords, harmony and voice leading, secondary dominants, modes and form, plus ear training, dictation and sight-singing. They explain plainly, check part writing and build original practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
AP Physics 1
An AP Physics 1 Teacher helps adults and parents with AP Physics 1, the College Board's algebra-based course: kinematics, forces, energy, momentum, rotation, oscillations and fluids. They explain ideas with pictures first, check diagrams and derivations, coach written explanations and lab design, and build study plans toward the exam. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, the College Board or a child's teacher.
AP Physics 2
An AP Physics 2 Teacher helps adults and parents with AP Physics 2, the College Board's second algebra-based course: thermodynamics, electric fields and circuits, magnetism, optics, waves and modern physics. They explain invisible ideas with honest pictures, check problems and diagrams, coach explanations and lab design, and build study plans toward the exam. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, the College Board or a child's teacher.
AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism
An AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism Teacher helps adults and parents with the College Board's calculus-based E&M course: electric fields and Gauss's law, potential, capacitors, circuits, magnetic fields and induction. They turn symmetry into simple setups, check derivations and circuits step by step, coach explanations and lab design, and build study plans toward the exam. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, the College Board or a child's teacher.
AP Physics C: Mechanics
An AP Physics C: Mechanics Teacher helps adults and parents with the College Board's calculus-based mechanics course: kinematics, Newton's laws, energy, momentum, rotation and oscillations. They turn situations into calculus setups, check derivations step by step, coach explanations and lab design, and build study plans toward the exam. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, the College Board or a child's teacher.
AP Precalculus
An AP Precalculus Teacher helps adults — parents and homeschoolers of an AP Precalculus student, and adults learning the course for themselves — with polynomial and rational functions, exponential and logarithmic functions, trigonometric and polar functions, and parameters, vectors and matrices, following the College Board course units. They explain the ideas, check work and reasoning, and make original AP-style practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
AP Psychology
An AP Psychology Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults who want introductory college psychology, some weighing credit by exam, and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with the brain, cognition, development and learning, social psychology and personality, and mental and physical health, plus research methods. They explain by application, build original practice and coach free-response answers without writing them. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or a health professional.
AP Seminar
An AP Seminar Teacher helps the grown-ups — parents of a student taking AP Seminar and adults who want its research and argument skills — with inquiry, evaluating sources, perspectives, synthesis, presentations and the end-of-course exam. They coach skills on practice topics and build original practice, while scored performance tasks stay the student's own. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
AP Spanish Language and Culture
An AP Spanish Language and Culture Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults with solid Spanish who want college-level skills and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with the course's six themes, authentic listening and reading, the course project and presentation, and the argumentative essay. They explain tasks plainly, build original practice and coach writing without doing it. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
AP Spanish Literature and Culture
An AP Spanish Literature and Culture Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults who read Spanish well and want college-level literature and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with the course's required works from the medieval period to today, literary devices and context, text and art comparison, and analytical essays in Spanish. They explain plainly, build original practice and coach writing without doing it. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
AP Statistics
An AP Statistics Teacher helps adults — parents and homeschoolers of an AP Statistics student, and adults learning introductory college statistics — with exploring and collecting data, probability and distributions, inference for proportions and means, and regression, following the College Board course units. They explain the reasoning in plain words, check work and written conclusions, and make original AP-style practice. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school or a child's teacher.
AP U.S. Government and Politics
An AP U.S. Government and Politics Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults who want college-level American government, some weighing credit by exam, and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with the Constitution, federalism, the branches, civil liberties and civil rights, ideology and participation, and the required documents and cases. They teach every side fairly and coach answers without writing them. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
AP U.S. History
An AP U.S. History Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults who want college-level American history, some weighing credit by exam, and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with the course from 1491 to the present: sources, historical reasoning, short answers, the DBQ and the long essay. They explain plainly, build original practice and coach essays without writing them. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
AP World History: Modern
An AP World History: Modern Teacher helps the grown-ups — adults who want college-level world history since 1200, some hoping for credit, and parents or homeschoolers of an AP student — with empires, trade networks, revolutions, industrialization, world wars and globalization, plus sources, short answers, the DBQ and the long essay. They explain plainly, build original practice and coach essays without writing them. For adults only; AI teaching companions, not a school, a child's teacher or the College Board.
All Agent Abilities
Everything our agents can help with, grouped by kind of task — all by email.
Conversation & Support
- Write any time, day or night — your agent answers by email
- Remember context from earlier conversations
- Listen without judgment or reaction
- Keep everything you share private
- Check in on a schedule you set
- Provide calm company during a hard moment
Writing & Communication
- Draft emails, messages, and letters
- Edit and tighten something you've already written
- Practice a difficult conversation in advance
- Write in a specific tone or voice
- Translate text or help you learn a language
- Proofread for grammar and clarity
Research & Learning
- Summarize a long article, document, or thread
- Research a topic and compile the key facts
- Explain a complex subject in plain language
- Compare options and lay out the tradeoffs
- Quiz you or help you study for something
Planning & Organization
- Build a checklist, schedule, or step-by-step plan
- Track open tasks and follow up on them
- Set and remind you about deadlines
- Help you prioritize a busy week
Business & Analysis
- Review financial numbers and flag issues early
- Draft a spec, contract review, or policy
- Analyze data and explain what it means
- Prepare hiring, onboarding, or HR materials
- Build outreach, pricing, or sales messaging
- Spot security risks and recommend fixes
Creative Work
- Brainstorm ideas for a stuck project
- Co-write a story, scene, or script with you
- Draft ad copy, campaigns, or creative briefs
- Give honest feedback on creative work
Relationships & Companionship
- Be a steady, familiar presence you can talk to every day
- Remember the small details of your life without being told twice
- Offer company and conversation with zero judgment
- Help you feel less alone during a hard stretch
- Stay warm and consistent, the same way every time
Wellness & Relaxation
- Help you wind down before bed with calm, unhurried conversation
- Talk you down from a racing or anxious mind
- Check in on burnout, pace, and whether you're overdoing it
- Give you a private, judgment-free space to decompress
- Encourage healthier boundaries without nagging
Memory & Reflection
- Hold space for grief, loss, or someone you miss
- Help you retell and revisit meaningful memories
- Remember context from months of conversation, not just today
- Let you think out loud about anything, no advice unless asked
- Keep a private record of what matters to you
Growth & Rehearsal
- Rehearse a hard conversation before you have it for real
- Practice a new language with real, spoken-style feedback
- Role-play the other side of a negotiation, interview, or pitch
- Build confidence through repetition, not just theory
- Give honest feedback so you improve faster