Course Correction

Chart your own course

You choose the direction — homeschool subject or personal passion. We build the lesson plan. No fixed curriculum, no institutional path, just learning built around what you actually want to explore.

For homeschool families For hobbyists

✨ New here? Preview up to 3 real lessons from any course free — no payment, no card required. Give us a try!

How it works

Three steps, from idea to a finished lesson plan.

1

Tell us the subject

Grade level and topic for a homeschool lesson, or the skill or subject you want to dive into as a hobbyist.

2

We build your course

A complete, ready-to-use lesson plan — or, for book-based subjects, a plan built around a specific title you can borrow or buy.

3

You chart the rest

Use it your way, at your pace. Order your next course whenever you're ready to keep going.

Who this is for

Two kinds of learners, priced the same way.

Homeschool

For homeschooling families

Structured, grade-level lesson plans across math, science, language arts, history, and more — built for parents teaching outside a traditional classroom.

Hobbyist

For personal learners

Deep dives into whatever you're curious about — learning guitar, understanding Bitcoin, or exploring a subject purely for yourself.

Pricing

Priced by course size — a full-year subject costs more than a short course, and Hobbyist pricing runs a bit lower than Homeschool. Individual lessons: $2.50 each, either path. No subscriptions.

Hobbyist

  • Under 20 lessons — Full $9.99 / Half $5.99
  • 20–34 lessons — Full $14.99 / Half $8.99
  • 35–49 lessons — Full $19.99 / Half $11.99
  • 50+ lessons — Full $24.99 / Half $14.99

"Half" applies once you've selected 50%+ of a course's lessons; "Full" is the whole thing. Every purchase — free preview or paid — is generated and emailed to you as a downloadable PDF.

Common questions

Quick answers before you order. Still wondering about something? Email orders@coursecorrection.net.

What exactly do I get?
A complete lesson plan for each lesson you order, delivered as a downloadable PDF. Each lesson includes a clear goal, a time estimate (usually 30–45 minutes), a materials list, a warm-up, the main lesson with worked examples, a diagram where it helps, practice to do together and on your own, an answer key, and notes on common trouble spots.
Do I need teaching experience?
No. Every lesson is written in plain language for a parent or adult learner with no teaching background. Answer keys and “watch out for” notes are built in, so you’re never guessing.
Can I try it before I pay?
Yes. You can see a course’s full chapter-by-chapter outline before buying anything, and you can preview up to 3 real lessons free, with no payment and no card. It’s one free preview per email address; we’ll send a short code to confirm it.
Do I have to buy a whole course?
No. Pick anything from a single lesson to the full course. Selecting half or more of a course gets you the half-course price automatically. See Pricing above.
How fast will I get my lessons?
Usually within 10–15 minutes, up to about 30 minutes for our largest courses. Your lessons arrive by email as a PDF, so you don’t need to keep the page open.
Will I need to buy books or supplies?
Most courses are fully self-contained: everything you need is in the lessons. For book-based subjects like literature, the plan is built around one specific title that’s usually available free at your public library. We always tell you upfront what a course includes and what, if anything, you’ll need to find on your own.
What subjects can I choose?
Almost anything. For homeschool, choose a grade level and course, like 4th-grade Geometry or 7th-grade Earth Science. For hobbyists, any skill or interest: guitar, chess, cooking, Bitcoin and beyond.
Is it a subscription? Do I get to keep the lessons?
No subscription; you pay once per order. The PDF is yours to keep, print and reuse.
How are the lessons created?
Each lesson is generated with AI, following detailed teaching guidelines we’ve built and tested, then delivered straight to you. As with any curriculum, we suggest a quick read-through before teaching.

"We'll always tell you upfront what your course includes — and what, if anything, you'll need to find on your own."