The Academy
Read it, then go do it.
Every unit here cleared the same review before it could ship: four non-negotiable dimensions at full marks — factual accuracy, non-partisanship, sourcing, and child safety — plus a proficiency floor on learning design and accessibility. That review is re-run by the test suite on every change, so a unit that stops passing breaks the build instead of quietly reaching a learner.
Each unit ends in the Arcade. Reading teaches you the shape of a thing; the game is where you find out whether you can actually do it under your own power.
No account, no tracking, nothing sent anywhere. This page remembers one thing on your device — which track you last read.
One academy, two wings
Wing one — the curriculum
The units on this page: 38 of them today, adults and kids on their own tracks, every claim sourced, each unit drilled by an Arcade game. Structured on purpose — read it, then go do it.
Wing two — the Wonder Halls
Four halls — the Sky, the Deep, the Year, Deep Time, and now the Threads — real things that are hard to believe, every number sourced. No score, no sequence, no track toggle yet; you stand in one place and look. The Threads is the free room this paragraph used to name as not-yet-built: one subject, and every declared line out of it into the others, each thread derived from the registries rather than written for the page.
Every unit here is original writing. No copyrighted text is reproduced. Facts are drawn from the licensed-source registry (data/licensed_sources.json) — public-domain government works, openly-licensed materials, and primary documents. Each unit carries the Educator-Moderator scores it was reviewed against; the gate in education_review_core.py recomputes PASS/FAIL from those scores every time the tests run.
How this curriculum stays trustworthy
- Every factual claim carries a source URL and a verification date — unsourced claims fail the gate, not a reviewer's judgment.
- Citations must come from an allowlist of public-domain government works, primary documents, and openly-licensed material.
- A freshness sensor watches the feeds underneath each topic; facts that go stale become work, never a silent edit.
- Kids units carry an age band, link only to kids games, and contain no arrest or punishment scenarios.
- Objectives must start with a measurable verb — no unit may promise “awareness.”
- Found an error? Use Report an Error — corrections are logged, never silent.
Where this came from
Oath & Record is the standard every unit here is written against — what an official swore, and what the record says they did.
What’s possible is the answer to the question a syllabus never gets asked out loud: what any of it is for.