You are the expert on your child.
Three things come out of this. A Learning Record: dated observations, the curriculum items each one gave evidence for, the evidence attached, written in the language your province or state already uses, ready the day someone asks and ready the day nobody does. Sight of every subject, showing where your child has already been and where a foundation is still thin. And a record that keeps going, year after year, until it is the story of how your family raised a child.
Say what happened today in your own words, or keep the photo you were going to take anyway. Ten seconds, standing in the kitchen, whether it was the lesson you planned or a question nobody saw coming. Those are the words that go in the record, and they are never rewritten, so what a reviewer reads is still you.
We connect it to your jurisdiction's actual curriculum and reporting rules, so a moment your child had at breakfast becomes part of a real record instead of something you both forget by dinner.
Support needs show up in what a child does on an ordinary day, long before they show up anywhere official. Log for a few weeks and you start seeing patterns: a foundation that is solid, one that is thin, one that got skipped. You decide what to do with what you see. The tool never diagnoses, never assesses, and never decides anything for your child. You are the expert on them, and it stays that way.
What you can do:
- Log in under two minutes, one hand, no forms. A photo, a voice note, or a sentence is enough.
- Capture with no signal at all. Moments are saved on your phone and go up when you are back.
- See the whole map of what your child is learning, and what needs to come first.
- Catch a thin foundation early, while it is still small and easy to shore up.
- Hand over a report written in your jurisdiction's own language, evidence attached, whenever someone asks.
- Let the whole household log. A partner, a grandparent, an older sibling. Learning does not only happen in front of you.
- Bring in your family's own priorities, interests and values, not just a standard curriculum. What matters in your house counts too.
Built for real coverage, not a demo:
Canada: all 13 provinces and territories, curriculum from Kindergarten to Grade 6 and reporting rules for every one. Grade 7 and up is being added, Alberta first.
England: EYFS and the National Curriculum.
United States: Mathematics and Science standards for nearly every state (Minnesota's mathematics, and North Carolina's and Ohio's science, are being added), English and Social Studies for nine states today (Alaska, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Nebraska, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas and Virginia) with the rest being added, and reporting rules for all 51 jurisdictions. Where we do not hold a subject for your state yet, your moments are kept on the general map and named in your record.
Works whether you unschool, homeschool, or your child is in school and you just want to know they are on track.
Your child's learning is some of the most private data there is. It stays yours: never sold, never used as demo content, never handed to an outside AI. That is a founding rule, not a policy we could quietly change later.
Unschooling Academy requires a subscription: Monthly or Annual, one price for the whole household. Everything described here is included with it. Nothing is sold separately. Free trial first.
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A Learning Record ready when asked. Sight of every subject. Yours for years.