IreadyReviews of iready.com

I have used this since the start of the school year, and it ABSOLUTELY SUCKS. The diagnostic measures you on how good you are at a specific subject like a statistic. You also can't get 3 questions wrong on the math side of this program, or else you would fail the whole lesson. Also, the tip when you get a question wrong doesn't help at all. If I could rate this 0 stars, I would 100% do that. This is literal analog HELL.

I am in 6th grade and thanks to I Ready I was doing 5th grade lessons for a month after the first diagnostic whoever uses it has to stop use.

As a student in lbusd it is one of the most annoying things I could ever do. We have to do a diagnostic that the kids hate. I once got a question about a black hole got it wrong then went to Jarrids pizza party as a 8th grader. My brother who use to love reading books now hates it cause the system said he was cheating when he was in 4th grade reading at a seventh grade level and made him redo the diagnostic over again.

my teacher almost made my grade an F! for not doing one lesson and I had to pack so I can go to an wedding and I told my teacher that and she said according to iready the lessons take 20 minutes BUT I DID NOT HAVE TIME and I had to stay up late and get it done and diagnostic the English diagnostic is basically he!! because you have to read like 5 different pages of USELESSNESS and than it asks you the most unbearable stuff ever use MCAP

GOD I HATE THIS GOD FORBIDEN APP!! i cant do anything because my parents wont let me due to my overdue ireadys and everytime i want to do them they are wayyy to long and way to diffucult and if you mess up a few times you have to restart!?!? SO STUPID i find my self crying because of how stressed i am not being able to do anything i want because of them! So stressful and tedious! I hope schools No... I hope society rejects this godamn app forever and i hope that every school stops using it!!

as a student it kinda sucks not to lie

i-Ready is less an educational program and more a medieval torture device, forged in the fiery pits of some sadistic scholar’s imagination. Imagine you’re a 6th grader, already trapped between confusing fractions and endless grammar rules, and suddenly you are shackled to a cold, digital rack. Each lesson is a blade slowly tightening around your brain, each question a sharpened spike aimed at your patience. Hints appear like twisted jesters, mocking you as your confidence bleeds out, and wrong answers echo like chains rattling in a dungeon. Time itself seems to stretch endlessly, turning a single 20-minute session into an eternity of suffering. By the end, you’re not learning, you’re enduring, a captive in a cruel castle of blinking screens and relentless quizzes. i-Ready doesn’t teach math or reading, it tortures your soul under the disguise of “progress.”

Hey man, I’m ready to take your little magic trick out of my head. You make us work for 80 minutes every day. The domestic test is easy, no, it’s not. We want freedom. We want to be outside. I’m a student living in Florida, and I want to be right now in the middle of the Everglades, fighting iguanas. But you make us work for 80 minutes every day. I don’t care, but I just need you to take this platform out of my head and let us be.