Help choosing courses in the same order as the school curriculum

Hi David,

I'd be happy to help you out. Can you tell me more about how you would like to use Khan Academy? Do you plan to use the available courses to study certain subjects of interest or to supplement your entire school education? There are a lot of resources available, so these questions will help me figure out what we can do to support you.

To start, you can check out our student resources on self-teaching and homeschooling to help you get started with using Khan Academy.

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Thank you for your answer, yes i would like to stay with English, i was thinking maybe there is a diagnostic test to see where i am at ? it's been some time since i dropped school and i would like not to stay uneducated, but i don't know where to start, which grade i should start from.

I would suggest starting with math since that subject has the most content that can support your learning journey. Math is also the conduit through which we are able to understand our world at the most "pure" levels. To figure out where you are in terms of skills for a certain course, you can scroll to the bottom of the course topic list and work on the course challenge. You can use these to figure out what skills you do and do not know. I would recommend starting from where you are comfortable (even reviewing if you'd like; it's all up to you) and then advancing to new skills. You can start your math journey here: https://www.khanacademy.org/math.

Along with math, I would also recommend studying the core sciences (physics, chemistry, and biology), world history, and our wonderful grammar course.

Feel free to customize your own study regimen; you can always let me (or the community) know if you have any content questions or would like study suggestions. I love learning and have always been overjoyed to independently study using Khan Academy, so I'd be happy to help out further if needed.

Always remember: You can learn anything!

Great! thank you for your time, that's what i wanted! Thank you!

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