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The eTAP Mission


How is eTAP designed to Increase Student Success?

eTAP is specifically designed to ensure success, by enabling students to maximize learning time and effort and focus on the essentials of what they need to know and are able to do. The text has been measured by the Microsoft reading level tool, to be at or below grade level. This means the text uses short sentences and words. eTAP combines easy-to-understand, primer style instruction, with questions released from standardized tests. Pre-tests allow students to focus on what they need to learn. Instructional units are short to allow students to easily master the content with a solid understanding. A variety of learning resources, including videos, are provided so students can select those that best fit their learning styles. The language used is appropriate for ELL students.

Record-Keeping at eTAP

eTAP provides records of students’ learning progress. The software allows parents to access each student’s records. After you have logged in as a student, click on the scores button at the top of the page, right side. You will see a record of the tests students have completed. At the top of the page, additional test records may be accessed. All the lessons come with tests, which are graded by the program, and the results are viewable at any time. There’s a progress report for each student, so you have a quick way to monitor which courses they’re studying and how they’re doing. When they finish their courses, there’s a transcript that will offer a letter grade and final score, which you may print out for your records.

FAQ about eTAP Teaching Assistance

Is the eTAP teaching assistance program accredited?

The State of California has reviewed our program and found it to be in compliance with their state standards. Each state, however, has its own system of approval. Most states have found eTAP’s content satisfactory for homeschool use and some states are using it for their public school programs. You can request that your local school officials review our website.

Why does eTAP only cover the basic content?

You may have noticed that we provide links to free YouTube videos, such as Khan Academy, which are very popular with students. We have also provided a connection to many free offsite learning resources on the internet, included games like Triple-A Math, online quizzes, and static materials. Our text content and extensive assessment tools focus on a basic understanding of each subject. Yet, with all the free videos and other resources at your fingertips, our program may be the most comprehensive learning site available.

What are the system requirements of eTAP?

eTAP instruction is delivered via the internet. The only requirements for using eTAP are an internet browser and an internet connection. Some lessons may have resources that require Adobe Reader or FlashPlayer, which are both available for free download. eTAP has been tested using Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and Internet Explorer browsers.

Curriculum Name
eTAP Teaching Assistance Program
Curriculum Pricing Type
Monthly Subscription or Tuition
Curriculum Type
Curriculum Worldview
Curriculum Level
General/Core Knowledge
College Prep


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