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See what your child has learned, and which skills are ready to explore next.
Homeschool progress, planning, and teaching help for multi-student families
Your curriculum provides the lessons. Ascendant helps you understand the learner.
See what your child has already learned, what they are ready to learn next, and how that learning fits together.
Open beta · free for households · no card required
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Tracking aids for hours and subjects only. Your family is responsible for applicable requirements.
Today’s plan · Tuesday
Full weekMath · Area of Triangles & Parallelograms · Lesson 2 · Success: Alex explains base×height and solves 8/10.
Language · Narrative Writing · Revise opening with sensory detail · Success: parent can picture the scene.
Science · Specimen cards + diagram · Nature walk if weather allows.
A curriculum gives you lessons in its own order. Your child may already know some of it, need more time with something else, or be ready to go further in one subject than another.
Ascendant shows that picture across the curriculum and activities you already use.
You see where they are, plan from the curriculum you trust, teach, and log what happened. The picture updates. When a lesson is hard, you get another way to approach it.
See what your child has learned, and which skills are ready to explore next.
Build the week around your child, using the curriculum you already trust.
You still choose what to teach, from the curriculum you already use. Ascendant does not replace that curriculum.
Record what you actually did: hours, notes, photos, and how it went.
As you log, the picture of their learning gets clearer and helps you see what can come next.
Teaching Help uses their learning history: what they have already learned, their scores, and your notes. It shows you what to try next.
The record grows from the learning you are already doing: hours, portfolios, and parent-built transcripts.
Use the curriculum you love. Ascendant helps you know what your child is ready to learn from it.
The Knowledge Tree connects skills so you can see what your child has learned, what is still in progress, and what they are ready to explore. A single grade label cannot show that mix.
What comes next follows what they already know. It does not have to follow the next page in the curriculum.
Teaching Help uses their learning history and shows you another way to approach the concept, including when an earlier skill may be in the way.
Each child can move at their own pace. You manage the week in one private family account, and you keep the curriculum you already chose.
Your curriculum is how you teach a concept. Ascendant helps you see what your child knows, what they are ready to learn, and where to go from here.
Open beta is free for households. Most families start with Assistant. Journal is there when you only need the plan and the log.
Recommended · a picture of their learning, and help when a lesson is hard
Everything in Journal, plus a Knowledge Tree of what they have learned and what they are ready to learn next. When a lesson is hard, Teaching Help uses that history. You keep the curriculum you already use.
The record of what you actually did
Plan the week, log the day, and keep hours, notes, photos, portfolios, and parent-built transcripts in one place.
Open beta & planned pricing See how the product works How Assistant helps
See what they have already learned and what they are ready to learn next. You keep the curriculum you already use.