r/personalcurriculum

I want to get into learning about environmental science, mainly physics and sustainability. I don't know where to begin or where to look to. Could anyone help?

Hi all! I'm new to this sub and new to "building" a personal curriculum entirely - but the thing thats been holding me back is the structure (which is what I come here to ask for help with!)

I'm talking structure like how school organizes things into "blocks" or an actual platform to organize units and everything you're learning. I'm definitely leaning more towards that approach rather than links and bullet points in a google doc (which is what I usually do). I know I shouldn't let it hold me back but I would really like organization and something visually appealing to my eyes because I know that's how I'll stick to it.

So I was wondering - does anyone have any website / platform recommendations that DON'T use AI? Think websites like Notion, Coursera, etc. From videos I've seen online I lovee how curriculums are structured on there, but they all HEAVILY rely on AI. I don't mind it having some AI because unfortunately that's just the way it is now - but I dont want "AI feedback" or something that relies on AI to create a curriculum for me you know?

TLDR; any recommendations for websites / platforms to build a personal curriculum similar to Notion and Coursera thats DOESN'T use AI?

This might sound silly, but I love helping my 3 year old do little workbooks about shapes, colours, numbers etc. I find doing workbooks, worksheets, even filling out forms really satisfying. So I'm wondering if there's such things as workbooks for adults?

I've been learning French on duolingo and have ordered a couple of French books that have some exercises in them. Other than that the closest I can think of would be puzzle books. Would love any suggestions, any topic!