New Generation

  Photo :  Maria Symchych  ( Shutterstock ) Jordan Calhoun Parents are shouldering extra responsibilities again this fall, with many school-aged students on a partial or fully remote schedule. Whether you’re relearning eighth-grade history to help your child or need some extra help with your college-level calculous, there are lots of apps and websites that will give you an assist, as ed-tech companies try to fill the growing demand for socially distant student support. Here are a few to consider. Chegg Best known as a place to buy textbooks, Chegg also offers  tutoring options , ranging from drop-in text chats to video calls with audio, video and a live whiteboard. Chat tutoring is the cheapest option and will run you about $11 for a drop-in lesson, whereas a subscription—including all of Chegg’s courses and communication features, including video—costs about $30 per month. Chegg is among the most basic tutoring options if you’re seeking ongoing support, incorporatin...