Not sure which tool? Pick what’s going on and we’ll highlight the ones that can help — every tool is listed once, in no set order.
The tools come in three parts — first understand the task, then plan and do the work, then ask for more help if you need it. Do them in order, or jump straight to what you need.
Understand — what the task is actually asking for
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For everyday class tasks — worksheets, homework, lab sheets, reading guides. Looks for the things that make a task harder to get into and suggests adjustments; the learning content itself is never changed.
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For important assignments. Checks the whole task for the things that make it harder — unclear wording, hidden expectations, missing steps — flags them with suggested fixes, then builds a student-ready document. The most thorough tool in the suite.
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Turns the marking rubric inside an assignment into plain-language success steps, self-check lists, and what each grade band actually means — read against the real task.
Plan and do — a path through the work, and a workbook to do it in
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Breaks one task into explicitly sequenced steps — each with one action, a time estimate, and a clear "you're done when…" finish line.
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Tracks every assignment in one place and spreads the work across the weeks that are left. Tick a step off and the plan re-works itself — showing the next step, never how far behind you are.
Further support — ask for what’s needed
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Works out which reasonable adjustments to ask school for — with the exact words to say and who to say them to. No diagnosis required. Usable by the student directly, or by a parent advocating for them.