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Buying guides for learning apps, STEM and coding kits, reading and math programs, curricula, test prep, online courses and study tools, for parents, teachers, homeschoolers and adult learners.

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Do I need my own calculator for the digital SAT?

Not necessarily. The testing app includes a Desmos graphing calculator, but you may bring an approved handheld calculator if you prefer.

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What age can kids start coding?

Children as young as 4 can learn sequencing with screen-free coding toys. Block-based coding usually starts around 5 to 7 with ScratchJr.

Read: How to Choose a Coding Kit or Course by Age →
What is the easiest homeschool curriculum to start with?

An all-in-one boxed curriculum or an online program, because lessons are planned for you. Many families later switch subjects to other approaches.

Read: How to Choose a Homeschool Curriculum →
What is systematic phonics?

Teaching letter-sound relationships in a planned sequence, from simple to complex, with practice and review, rather than as they happen to come up.

Read: How to Choose a Phonics Program →
Can you become fluent with a language app alone?

Rarely. Apps build vocabulary and reading, but speaking and listening need conversation practice with people.

Read: Language Learning Apps vs Tutors →
Do colleges prefer the SAT or the ACT?

US colleges that consider test scores accept both equally. Check each college's testing policy, since some are test-optional.

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