Online homework help – flexible teaching in all subjects
How do you solve mathematical equations? How do you know the difference between the different genres in Danish? And how do you actually put commas in English?
School To Go is your flexible, online homework helper for children who need extra help in specific subjects such as math, Danish or English, or for children who want to strengthen their knowledge outside of school hours.
What is online homework help?
Online homework help is a flexible solution for children and young people who need extra support in subjects such as Danish, mathematics or English, or who want to strengthen their knowledge outside of school hours and fill in the knowledge gaps they have. It gives the child the opportunity to get help with their schoolwork, exactly when it suits them, and at a pace that matches their needs.
Teaching in all subjects
School To Go has a large index of syllabuses in all 18 traditional subjects such as mathematics, Danish and English and 12 modern subjects. There is therefore ample opportunity to get extra academic support in specific subjects or to expand your knowledge.
The platform functions as a supplement to regular schooling and can help children of primary school age.
Learning at your own pace
With our online curriculum platform, children have access to pre-recorded lessons that they can listen to at their convenience. The platform is incredibly flexible, and children can re-listen to lessons at their own pace, ensuring a better understanding of the topics.
Whether it's homework help for math, Danish, English in elementary school or physics and chemistry in high school, School To Go provides structure and assignments that help children anchor their knowledge and work independently on different subjects. The flexibility that online homework help offers makes it possible for children to improve their skills outside of school hours - whenever it suits them.
Rules and legislation for online homework help
Online homework help is not directly regulated by Danish law, as it falls under the concept of 'voluntary education'. According to the Primary Education Act, parents and children are allowed to seek extra help outside of compulsory education. There are no requirements for quality or supervision from the municipality, as it is a voluntary measure that does not replace official schooling.
Help and subsidies for online homework help
There are no specific financial subsidies for private homework help, unless it is part of a special educational effort for students with special needs such as dyslexia or ADHD.
We can recommend using a social advisor via www.digitalsocialraadgiver.dk if there is a need for individual advice and consultancy.