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Help Me Ban iReady!

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Jaxton
1 year ago

This Iready is bull, all you do is learn some "making pasta" like this isint even ELA Iready this is some life skills bulls***

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Conner
1 year ago

I ready is bulls***

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Jaxton Turner
1 year ago

Iready should be banned because the question are stupid and there not right.

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Tristan
1 year ago

I hate i-ready so much

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Abel
1 year ago

It doesn't teach me any thing

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Joe
1 year ago

it sucks

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Indeee weeendeee
1 year ago

iredee stink

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Lorraine Boholst
1 year ago

The Case for Banning I-Ready in Schools The debate surrounding educational technology in the classroom often centers on its effectiveness and impact on student learning. One app that has generated significant controversy is I-Ready, a program designed to assess students and provide personalized learning paths. However, as schools increasingly adopt this tool, it is essential to examine whether its use truly benefits students or if it is time for institutions to reconsider its place in the learning environment. Firstly, one of the main criticisms of I-Ready is its over-reliance on standardized testing. While assessment is crucial for understanding student progress, I-Ready often places undue stress on students. These assessments can create a high-stakes environment that may lead to anxiety, particularly for younger learners who might not yet have developed effective coping mechanisms. This stress can detract from their overall learning experience and hinder their ability to grasp complex concepts. Moreover, I-Ready's algorithm-driven approach can inadvertently create a one-size-fits-all model for education. Each student learns differently, relying on a range of teaching methods and learning styles. By using I-Ready, educators may overlook the nuanced and varied ways that students engage with material. This can lead to disengagement, as students may feel trapped in a rigid learning path that fails to meet their individual needs. Additionally, the effectiveness of I-Ready in promoting actual learning outcomes is questionable. Several studies suggest that while the app provides data about student performance, it often does not translate to improved understanding or retention of material. Instead, students may simply become proficient at navigating the app and its assessments, without gaining deeper knowledge of the subjects being taught. Furthermore, there is a concern about the amount of screen time that I-Ready encourages. As discussions about the

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Lorraine Boholst
1 year ago

I-ready doesn't help students learn but just tires them out.

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I HATE IREADY
1 year ago

I-Ready is just very bad and non-social. Get better I-Ready fr tho

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I HATE IREADY
1 year ago

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO BAD!!!!!

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I HATE IREADY
1 year ago

Get better I-Ready

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I HATE IREADY
1 year ago

IREADY NEEDS TO SUCK A D***

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chase
1 year ago

i hate iready

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olivia
1 year ago

I hope i ready gets banned.

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astrqifyy_
1 year ago

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE BAN IREADY I HAVE DEPRESSION ANXIETY SOCIAL ANXIETY UHM OCD EVEYRTHING FROM IREADY PLEASE.

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Camilla Alegria
1 year ago

I HATE IREADY IT GIVES EXPLOSIVE DIAHRREA

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Jimmy Johnson
1 year ago

Iready is gyatt.

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Jimmy Johnson
1 year ago

I HATE IREADY

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David
1 year ago

I hate iready because when i type a anser wroung i have to retake it iready reading sucks because i click it i think its right its wrong pls sue