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I-ready makes me crash put so much there is no point of this website being in existence. This website is so un skibidi baby gronk. This is why this app is a 1 star its gonna make me punch my screen and scream skibidi rizz Ohio. It almost made me go to oblock.

THIS WEBSITE MAKES ME WANT TO GET toUCHED BY DIDDY AND DRAKE 24/7 SO I CAN END UP HAVING SOME NICE STUFF IN ME INCLUDING SOMETHING THATS NOT IREADy

I-Ready math is decent enough, the main problem I have is with the reading section of it. Back in like third grade, the reading assignments were kinda fun, but once you get to a certain level on your diagnostic (around 650) it starts getting extremely repetitive. Like you read some passages then answer questions and do so over and over again until the assignment is over. This just really zaps your motivation while also making the lessons way too easy and boring. You don't even have to answer any of the questions personally unlike the math section. I just think there should be a little more variation that's all.

I personally don't like I-Ready, but many teachers do. It's stressful for me, especially when I already have some hard homework/ a lot. It's not too hard, but sometimes I just don't understand what they're asking, because of how they word it or just what they mean. Also, sometimes it's stuff I've already learned in school months ago or am learning. One time I got a question that said, "what is 3/4 + 1/4?" when they had just taught me how to add and subtract mixed numbers. (Yes I passed it) But at least I don't have to do too much on it a week. But they do have math games in the math I-Ready section. Also some games in something called my stuff that cost 50 coins, you earn 20 a lesson. But those games aren't really educational, but I guess they put them there for short breaks. Thank you for reading, have a good day.

"I have a concern about Iready, as some students are finding the math section to be too lengthy and difficult. I received feedback from one of my students who mentioned that she spends an hour doing the math section. As an educator, I want to ensure that my students are happy and engaged with their learning. Therefore, I kindly request if there is any way to shorten the math and reading lessons, that would be greatly appreciated."

It's pretty good I like it. I use it every day, it does a bad job making sure you get minutes. You can learn quite a bit, i think the diagnostic could give me a higher grade every time i do it, it sets me back a grade level my class uses the text/work-book. It could really be better.

I am reviewing this a 4/5 and not a 5/5 because I'm a student, but honestly, if you are a teacher looking for something for your kids to do for homework, this is just for you. You can track what they are doing and how they are doing on the subject. Sure, you students will probably hate you after making them do this, but it will really boost their IQ if you know what I mean.

I was doing I- Ready Reading as usual, but when I clicked on the glossary, it cut some of the screens. Everything wasn't aligned, and it was hard to read the paragraphs. Please patch this, as people might find this disturbing.

At my school, our class does I-ready after we do our work, and i personally think it is good! The only thing I do not like is that after I do the diagnostic, the teachers can send you to a random level how they choose. For example, I just did the diagnostic and it sent me to level D when I was at level G (I'm in 4th grade) Overall I think Iready is good.

This is the worst the 5th grade lessons take 60 mind and we expected to do 45 minutes and 2 lessons and when you get a question wrong or typed it wrong on accident they talk for 8 centuries

I am a teacher and I use this for my students but they cry every lesson and most of them go into depression because of it. I feel so bad for them!

Literally because I have to do 6/6 every week. Their voices are so depressing and they take so long. Like why does a math lesson take an hour.

If you have to do iready, I feel sorry for you. It sucks so bad. The diagnostics are so stupid, the questions suck and they don't tell you what you got wrong. The lessons are biased, and don't teach you anything. And they are so F****** long! The games you have to do lessons for and they are so F****** short too! The math learning games are actually fun though. But if the lessons and games are fun is not really the point, because the lessons and games don't teach you anything! WHAT THE F***! However, S***** A** curriculum associates says it is "proven to work". HELL NO! What a massive lie. SUCK MY A** CURRICULEM ASSOCIATES!

Iready makes me cry when I do it for homework or schoolwork. I was put into sixth grade math in fifth grade, and it is overly hard for your second lesson of fifth grade. I obviously failed and the difference between levels is way too drastic, and the fact that you have to do the same thing again is so stupid. I wish I could give them zero stars. They are probably out here to make money, and not make kids enjoy learning like they advertise, and they went to geometry to algebra, and I was getting hundreds before I was moved up a level.

This website is infuriating because you are always hoping that you got enough questions right and when you don't you get so annoyed. I swear to the Lord I have been more depressed ever since I started doing this website. The students don't like it either and I am another student who does not like this website. The other side effects are anger, sadness, and it also leads to students insulting education and they need education. But I promise to you that if you are trying to teach stuff this is a bad way and I strongly recommend teaching in a different way. Also the characters are so annoying. So are the dumb voices. Below there is a photo of my face doing iready. Also the diagnostics are not good and they should really show you the questions you got right and wrong in the diagnostics. Also they should show you what the answers are so that you know how to get the questions right next time. That is my opinion of iready that will never change.

I am a seventh grader forced to use I ready. I am an advanced student taking advanced courses in Math and English. You would think that I would be able to handle I ready just fine but in reality I absolutely HATE I ready. The diagnostic throws WAY too hard questions at you. You wanna know what's even worse? They only teach up to 8th grade. SO WHY TH DO I HAVE TO DO FLIPPIN 12TH GRADE PROBLEMS IF I CAN'T EVEN LEARN THEM IN I READY. Also, the math lessons take waaaaaay too long to explain the subject. It's mostly just yap for 15 minutes. And the english lessons? Don't even get me started on them. They're just the same repeated slop format over and over again. So overall, I would give I ready a Negative infinity out of 10 if it was possible. Sure glad I tested out.

Bruh, I have to use i-Ready in school. It's lowkey kinda water. You know how something good is "fire"? I think that "water" should be used for bad things. Would rather do XtraMath. But that got blocked by my district. Super skibidi software. Say it with me, my fellow sigmas, i-Unready. Even solving a Rubik's Cube is better than i-Ready. Should probably get sent to the TLC, then fling the TLC into the LOL, like Battle for Dream Island. It's a webseries, and it's pretty good. Way better than i-Ready.

It barely teaches you anything and It acts like we are baby's im in 8th grade and this is still threating me like a f**king dumb@$$.