Curriculum Associates IT IS THE COMPANY OF IREADY, Kelly Sia is the CEO, with former CEO Rob Waldron
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Mason
5 months ago
Yall did not give me my coins SCAMM!!!!!
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selah
5 months ago
legit does not do anything. I have learned NOTHING from this
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Bennett Stowell
5 months ago
Its caused me trauma
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gjhshgierhiginhar
5 months ago
Iready makes me mad gang like the voices give EVEYONE a headake
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Bitch
5 months ago
Iready ruined how I think. Its not helping me in anyway
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Marcellino Baca
5 months ago
kill iready NOW
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Austin
5 months ago
I'm a kid and I'm forced to do it.
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hunter wiley
5 months ago
honestly pls no hate me but I hate the math but like the reading
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will harper
5 months ago
YEAS
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Mika
5 months ago
yahhhh
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Dyland
6 months ago
MENTAL TURTURE
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Joseph Gehen
6 months ago
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Get this useless, stressful, anxiety-giving, wannabe, privacy-concerning, boring, excuse-making, sorry, software out of schools. It has never taught me anything. It has only impacted me in a negative way by giving me fear to try solving angular problems again.
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Anonymous
6 months ago
Concerns regarding i-Ready, a widely adopted digital diagnostic and instruction program for reading and math, are often centered on its impact on student engagement, teacher autonomy, and the privatization of education, leading many parents and educators to dislike the platform. A primary criticism is that it increases "screen time" for young students, which critics argue is less effective and less engaging than instruction from qualified teachers, often causing students to feel "mind-numbed" or bored. Many teachers and parents report that the system acts as a "techno-fix" that replaces personalized human teaching with a one-size-fits-all, repetitive, and sometimes frustrating digital experience. Furthermore, the program is often described as creating significant stress and anxiety in children due to the high-stakes nature of its, at times, overly difficult or poorly designed diagnostic tests.
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From a professional standpoint, educators frequently complain that i-Ready provides data that is too broad to be actionable, while simultaneously failing to allow them to see the actual work or thought process behind a student’s wrong answers. Critics argue that the program is not designed to assist teachers but rather to "measure" and "label" students, turning instructors into, in effect, proctors or "IT support" for their digital replacements. Others argue it reflects a, "dystopian" future where privatization and profiteering are prioritized over genuine, research-backed pedagogy. Finally, parents and educators often feel the program is "opaque" and, as a, "data-mining" tool, is problematic for student privacy, with some noting that the company behind it, Curriculum Associates, has, "perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free license" to use student data.
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judah Ayitey
6 months ago
It is just waste my time and doing random knowledge that I never use at school
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i hate iready so much
SUCK SUCK SUCK SUCK SUCK SUCKS SUCKS SUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Curriculum Associates IT IS THE COMPANY OF IREADY, Kelly Sia is the CEO, with former CEO Rob Waldron
Yall did not give me my coins SCAMM!!!!!
legit does not do anything. I have learned NOTHING from this
Its caused me trauma
Iready makes me mad gang like the voices give EVEYONE a headake
Iready ruined how I think. Its not helping me in anyway
kill iready NOW
I'm a kid and I'm forced to do it.
honestly pls no hate me but I hate the math but like the reading
YEAS
yahhhh
MENTAL TURTURE
Get this useless, stressful, anxiety-giving, wannabe, privacy-concerning, boring, excuse-making, sorry, software out of schools. It has never taught me anything. It has only impacted me in a negative way by giving me fear to try solving angular problems again.
Concerns regarding i-Ready, a widely adopted digital diagnostic and instruction program for reading and math, are often centered on its impact on student engagement, teacher autonomy, and the privatization of education, leading many parents and educators to dislike the platform. A primary criticism is that it increases "screen time" for young students, which critics argue is less effective and less engaging than instruction from qualified teachers, often causing students to feel "mind-numbed" or bored. Many teachers and parents report that the system acts as a "techno-fix" that replaces personalized human teaching with a one-size-fits-all, repetitive, and sometimes frustrating digital experience. Furthermore, the program is often described as creating significant stress and anxiety in children due to the high-stakes nature of its, at times, overly difficult or poorly designed diagnostic tests. Facebook Facebook +5 From a professional standpoint, educators frequently complain that i-Ready provides data that is too broad to be actionable, while simultaneously failing to allow them to see the actual work or thought process behind a student’s wrong answers. Critics argue that the program is not designed to assist teachers but rather to "measure" and "label" students, turning instructors into, in effect, proctors or "IT support" for their digital replacements. Others argue it reflects a, "dystopian" future where privatization and profiteering are prioritized over genuine, research-backed pedagogy. Finally, parents and educators often feel the program is "opaque" and, as a, "data-mining" tool, is problematic for student privacy, with some noting that the company behind it, Curriculum Associates, has, "perpetual, worldwide, royalty-free license" to use student data.
It is just waste my time and doing random knowledge that I never use at school