IreadyReviews of iready.com

This blows, Like the platform make it slow to do anything and i don't really learn from it, most of the time it's stuff i already know and the new stuff just isn't explained well for me at the time, Most of the time i just use a calculator to get past it

When I was in 4TH GRADE we had to do 80 minutes of iReady each week combing reading and math and I felt like...worse in a way. 4 weeks straight I did not get a lesson passed, the teacher had the audacity to email my mom and said that it was CONTINUALLY happening for a month. Ever since then my dad has lost all trust in me. He thought I was slacking and ignoring my homework even though I was trying. I despise this teacher to this day even though she was disliked by students. Thx for reading my review

This sucks i get this as a BIG part of my grade for the lessons and time spent on it. My teachers HATE this website but they can’t do anything or else they’ll get in trouble and potentially get fired. Even the people that LOVE learning websites hate this one. All the smart students feel dumb and THE nicest most calm kid in our school started crying because the terrible diagnostic and dumb students guess and suddenly they are on a 8th grade level in 6th grade getting lessons that are too hard for them and if you fail a lesson you restart the lesson without ANY help. Did me they plan on making iready a replacement for the STAAR test. And then they have a shitty reward system for 5 math lessons and 10 reading lessons you can “leave class 2 minutes early” or a snack that I can get at the dollar general near my house IN A BIGGER SIZE. And then the only good ones are luck associated for a sonic drink or a 5 dollar McDonald’s meal. THE only one in my school (1/1000) which is the geek likes this shitty website.(Side note, I NEVER write this long of a essay if the website is SO bad that I write this long then it’s a REAL Problem)

Hello! I’m a middle-school student and I HATE this app. I would give this a 0 if I wanted to, but I can’t. To start off, the Language Arts side of it is WAYYY to easy for some people (like me) It basically teaches NOTHING. It gives me and other people in my class words that we “don’t know” or just has us in a lower level that we should be on. On the contrary, maybe on a HIGHER level than we are on. Take one of my classmates for example, sometimes, they come up to me and ask me if I know what a word means or what the problem is asking. Meaning that the lessons are on a level higher than what would be fit for them. On the other hand, what do you mean that THREE math questions is equal to 1/20 of progress. That makes the process WAY TOO DRAINING AND BORING. Making me procrastinate on finishing my math homework therefore giving me a C or less. Plus, this app teaches people NOTHING. I say this because of the AI being used in the process of answering these questions to make the lessons go faster. Plus, if you incorrectly answer the questions 3 times, it just does it for you. If only the lessons were shorter and EASIER to follow..👀 Now that I said that, I would like to complain about the lack of explanation on this app. This app basically explains NOTHING and just gives a question for you to try and answer. And as I said, after multiple unsuccessful attempts to solve it, it just does it for you. Overall, this app is wayy too easy or difficult on the language arts side, EXTREMELY difficult on the math side, and it overall teaches you NOTHING. Horrible app. I wish it never existed. Delete this. Why does it still exist and is being implemented in schools when it has such a low rating. I hate this.

I don’t like I read it is so hard it does not make me want to do my teacher always tell me to go on it and oh so it’s dog water

I am a sixth-grade student, and I would like to share my concerns about i-Ready. First, the program often does not show or clearly explain the correct answers during lessons or diagnostics. Because of this, it can feel difficult to truly learn from mistakes or understand what I did wrong. Second, the diagnostic assessments can be frustrating. I consider myself a strong student, and I often try my best, but the program sometimes gives me questions that are at a much higher grade level, such as eighth grade. While I understand this is meant to challenge me, it can lead to spending a long time—sometimes up to ten minutes—on a single question. In the past, this has also caused me to miss out on classroom activities. For example, when I was in fourth grade, I had to continue working on i-Ready while my classmates watched a movie because I was still completing higher-level questions. This made me feel discouraged, even though I was putting in effort. I would appreciate any changes that could make i-Ready more supportive of student learning, such as clearer explanations of answers and more balanced timing expectations so students are not penalized for working through challenging material. Thank you for your time and consideration.

I’m am a sixth grader now and my school still uses this god awful site. When I was in fifth grade I had to do my lesson or whatever. Not even half way through I already slammed my Chromebook shut and went under the table. Head down on the floor thinking. I thought I was stupid or not good enough. Now in sixth grade when I had to use this excuse of a site. I only got pass one question slapped my Chromebook shut and put my head down. My teacher took me out in the hallway and said we don’t act like my 3 year old son and that I’m in middle school I need to grow up. This site is demoralising please DON’T USE IT!

I hate i ready