Next Gen Learning
Next Gen Learning
Everything parents and teachers ask about Levels, devices, AI safety, pricing, and getting started.
Levels 1–6 are for ages 6–12. The pathway grows from playful basics to independent, AI-aware projects.
Levels focus on mastery. Students move forward by skill readiness, not age—no gaps, no rush.
Yes. You can switch anytime. Use the Level index and sample lessons to find the best fit.
No. Everything runs in a modern browser (Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox) on laptop, tablet, or Chromebook.
Yes for interactive activities. You can also print lessons for offline practice when needed.
Yes, but we recommend a tablet or computer for writing pads and drag-and-drop tasks.
From Level 3, students use ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot as thinking partners—always with clear rules and guidance.
Starting Level 3, yes—using pre-made, safe prompts and under adult supervision.
We cover privacy, bias checks, citations, and transparency. AI-assisted work is labeled in projects.
Yes—quizzes, tracing pads, drag-and-drop, and creative projects. Many are printable too.
Most lessons take 10–40 minutes. The Parent Guide includes pacing tips and sample schedules.
Yes. Use the “Print / Save as PDF” button on lesson pages. Backgrounds are removed for clarity.
No. Lessons are self-guided, but parent support boosts motivation and discussion.
Use the Level index to mark lessons done and save PDFs. Badges and dashboards are in development.
Yes, but we recommend separate folders or PDFs to keep work organized.
Yes. Projects, rubrics, and device-friendly activities work well in small groups or stations.
Yes—contact us for classroom or site licenses with multiple teacher accounts.
Absolutely. The Level structure makes planning easy for clubs and enrichment groups.
We publish many sample lessons openly. Contact us if you need a guided demo.
Yes. Plans are flexible with no long-term commitment.
Use the contact form or email info@homeschooleducationacademy.com.
Seven per Level: Writing, Reading, Math, Science/Social Studies, Technology, Creativity, and Well-Being.
From Level 4–6, students cite sources, summarize in their own words, and check for bias and credibility.
Students transition to middle school ready to research, write, present, code basics, and collaborate responsibly.