What should a 13-year-old be learning?
At age 13, 28 topics open up across Science, Mathematics, Personal & Social Development, History. Each one has prerequisites that come first, so the order matters more than the list: Ceramics, Polymers & Composites is a typical starting point.
How do I know what a 13-year-old already knows?
LightMySky starts by assuming everything below the learner’s level is already known, then checks the assumption as they practise. What holds up stays lit; what does not comes back for review.
Science
- Ceramics, Polymers & CompositesMatter & Materials
- Life Cycle of a StarSpace Systems & Earth's History
- Journey to MarsSpace Exploration
- Effects of Drugs & AlcoholOrganisms & Life Processes
- Motors & the Motor EffectForces & Motion
- Deep-Ocean Exploration TechnologyOcean Life
- Cancer & Stem CellsThe Human Body
- Predicting Inherited TraitsEcosystems & Habitats
- Grouping Species Using DNAAnimals of the World
- Net Zero & Energy TransitionWeather & Climate
- Megafauna Extinction & De-ExtinctionDinosaurs & Paleontology
- Writing Science ReportsScientific Inquiry
- Volcanoes & Mass ExtinctionsVolcanoes & Earthquakes
Mathematics
- Number Sets & InfinityNumber Representation & Place Value
- Types of angles (age 13+)Geometry
- Trigonometry basicsGeometry
- Expanding Double BracketsAlgebra
- Quadratic GraphsAlgebra
- Estimating answers (age 13+)Algebra
- Simultaneous EquationsAlgebra
- Scatter Graphs & CorrelationData & Statistics
- Scatter GraphsData & Statistics