Sophie Qianyu K.
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doesnt save
doesnt save, says "soccer".
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readtheory.org (readtheory.org) has 46 customer reviews on Consumer Courier, with an average rating of 1.2 out of 5.
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Sophie Qianyu K.
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doesnt save, says "soccer".
Kate D.
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When I was doing a quiz, the options we could choose from were football, soccer and something else I put football as the answer but it said soccer was correct and not football.
george
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THeY SaiD its called SOCCer not football I will KArim benzenma them
Brandon
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They Said Soccer, not Football this is outrageous I'm not American. One Star. Please fix it
Aaron J.
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so judgy so boring not engaging dosent help at all
Oszian Lilja Jakobsson C T.
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IT SUCKS! IT IS SO BAD LIKE DONT EVEN TRY IT! LIKE ITS SOOOOOOOO BAAAAAD WORST SCHOOL PROGRAM EVER
YC Kaile Russell L.
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ReadTheory is a deeply flawed educational platform that often frustrates both students and educators. Its content lacks depth, failing to engage learners meaningfully. The reading passages are often uninspiring and repetitive, which can lead to disengagement and disinterest in reading altogether. Additionally, the platform's assessment methods are overly simplistic, providing minimal feedback that does not foster critical thinking or deeper comprehension skills. Many users report technical issues and a confusing interface, further detracting from the learning experience. Overall, ReadTheory does not effectively support literacy development and can hinder rather than help students on their educational journeys.
reviewer
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While ReadTheory is a neat concept, it lacks in actual function. The Lexile levels are beyond stupid, giving you easier articles when you get a question wrong. The answer system is absolute garbage. At a low Lexile level, you get normal questions that actually have distinguishible differences in answers. When you get to a high Lexile level however, it gives you questions with extremely similar answers, basically making you guess. I would rather read an entire book than read another one of these stupid articles.