Update by user Sep 09, 2020 Sorry for the typos was tired Original review posted by user Sep 09, 2020 i-Ready is far from perfect. It's as far as it could be. The first problem exists outside the platform itself. Misleading advertising. That's ILLEGAL! I mean, they're partially correct. It does provide rich insight, powerful instruction, and comprehensive support - to REVERT student's gains. The only thing that's true is that is saves teachers time! Who needs a lesson plan when the kids can be doing i-Ready ALL day! i-Ready influences your child, but not in the way you'll like. These characters do controversial acts. The Zoo HQ smuggle EXOTIC animals, while the Bake Stars put cocaine in their sweets and pass it off as SUGAR. Worse, Rise Over Run teaches kids to TRUST strangers! Who knows? They'll be in a white van, and they're millions of white vans! If you want to keep controlling YOUR child, keep them away from i-Ready. It can also save you from a HEFTY fine for negligence. i-Ready is also a complete INDIAN-level scam! They offer you a million dollar contract for a NON-million dollar product. And when I say non-million I mean practically nothing! They CRUDELY drew Jake and his gang on low-level Microsoft Paint! They look like CARDBOARD cutouts! Jake's voice isn't HUMAN! Jake's voice doesn't cost a PENNY. The plots were made by kids like YOUR child under the guise of a WRITING competition. They choose the worst ones so no one finds out. The ELEMENTARY schoolers and the i-Ready employees have EQUAL intelligence. At least they were smart enough about that. i-Ready serves to make your kid retarded. Like, look at the stats. i-Ready users are 300% more likely to be stupid then their virgin NON i-Ready using counterparts. Schools which implement i-Ready are the SAME schools that don't let kids out for recess. In fact, a fully peer-reviewed and proven study proves that i-Ready increases AGING in the brain, and kills you faster than drinking marijuana-flavored alcohol! Stay safe kids and get HOMESCHOOLED. i-Ready doesn't sell to homeschoolers! User's recommendation: Avoid i-Ready.