Lexia LearningFor forty years, Lexia has been at the forefront in the science of reading revolution, offering trailblazing professional learning, curriculum, and embedded assessment solutions that provide districts with actionable ways to accelerate literacy gains.
Lexia Learning (lexialearning.com) has 271 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 1.1 out of 5.
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Androiyed
No longer supports Android. Not sure what the company was thinking when they decided to stop supporting Android devices. Now 48% of the population can't use their products. I will be recommending to my child's school that Lexia's use is discontinued as it is no longer inclusive to those who can't afford or don't want to purchase Apple products!
Lamaar B.
The grammar on lexia sucks so bad to the point where i actually avoid it at all costs teachers don't force kids to do lexia!!!
anonymousduck
LEXIA SUCKS! I had a terrible experience with lexia. It was advertised as a super helpful website to improve grammer, but it made me fail my test. Save your money and avoid lexia at all costs.
ohio M.
i. hate. lexia. SO. MUCH! it's basically a torture device schools use to torment their students. if u think lexia helps well guess what it doesn't. in fact it just demotivates you. DONT USE IT! waste of time. honestly, i wouldn't even give it one star.
lactose T.
They fail to teach anything, and when you get something incorrect, you'll have to retake it. Sometimes the questions just don't make sense. Retaking questions is incredibly inefficient and does not help people improve grammar, especially with no explanation of where the may be important later in life. This program sucks overall and schools should avoid it as it can be harmful to students self-esteem
Justin R.
Lexia Powerup Is the worst thing I've ever done in my class. The category that I least like is grammar because the person talking there sounds like they hate their job. Also in that same category, they offer no explanation when you get something wrong. Also, they need to stop making it a weekly requirement for homework because we don't like to do it.
Gwendolyn S.
this SUCKKKSSS actually. comprehension is kind of okay, word study is mah but ill do it, But The Dredded Grammer. i just cant. it takes 800000 years to do and its such a waste. i really dont give 2 fricks about prepositions and adverbs. if someone had to tourture me just tell me to do lexia and i will gladly spill everything. pls dont force innocent kids to do this. story over.
Angeline T.
This doesn't even deserve one star. The way they inefficiently teach and the lack of settings for different student's preferences or even needs amounts to a learning program that seems underdeveloped and unfitting for the children today. Although Lexia states that it adjusts to the student's needs, it does not. It only repeats the same lesson over and over again until you get it right, which is, in my opinion, an inefficient way to learn ELA and Vocabulary because using such a strategy will only develop short-term memory, and Lexia seems to be aiming to teach children long-term memory. Educators, Parents, Tutors, DO NOT GET ANY OF LEXIA'S APPS, PLEASE.