Lexia Learning

300 Baker Avenue, Suite 202, 01742, Concord, United States
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About Lexia Learning

For forty years, Lexia has been at the forefront in the science of reading revolution, offering trailblazing professional learning, curriculum, and embedded assessment solutions that provide districts with actionable ways to accelerate literacy gains.

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Mia Valentine
GB

Just keeps making me start over I'm doing an assignment. I'm almost done. Whoops, looks like I got something wrong. Well, in most cases, they would explain the question better and let me try again. Well when I'm on Lexia power up, guess what? Allllll the way back to the beginning where I have to watch a 10-minute video explaining what I did wrong and then taking away all of my progress and making me redo everything. Don't waste your time.

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Tyler Barrett
GB

Lexia is not for learning Lexia is a flawed app by many ways but some main problems coming from a student is The material is repetitive The lessons are slow The voices are annoying and talk slow The colors are dry Treats the users like 8 year old's When your struggling it repeats the instructions and opens up a mini lesson doing the same thing with no additional help Lexia is not for learning its for standardizing pointless information and is a flawed method of teaching

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Benjamin Fox Student
GB

THE AMOUNT OF ANGER LEXIA HAS GIVEN ME… THE AMOUNT OF ANGER LEXIA HAS GIVEN ME IS THE SIZE OF LEXIA'S GYAT. MY PATIENCE IS THINNING SO FAST! I SWEAR TO GOD THIS DISGRACE/SIN TO HUMANITY. I WISH SCHOOL WILL DELETE ITT. IMAGINE LEARNING IS BETTER. I RATE LEXIA 1 Star would not reccomend

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Jaden Zhu Student
GB

Lexia is weird Lexia is weird. It doesn't save your progress and when you get a question wrong it makes you do a practice which is literally the same but easier. LEXIA IS BOREING

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Connor Johnson
GB

Lessons need to be more specific about what you're stuck on. For the most part, I feel like Lexia can be pretty interesting sometimes. But whenever you get to a question, which, by the way, doesn't elaborate well enough how to do, it will put you through the entire lesson all over again but less confusing. If you're going to make a learning website for youth, put them through a lesson that is exactly like the hard problems and help us understand more of what we are really doing wrong. For example, Simple, Compound, and Complex sentences. On this lesson, I haven't been able to understand the differences between these very well at all. So their method for "helping" me is putting me through the lesson for simple and NON simple sentences. THIS DOESN'T ELABORATE WHAT TO DO FOR COMPOUND AND COMPLEX SENTENCES! It looks incredibly lazy and even makes it look like the website overestimates a student's abilities to already know something when it's blatantly obvious that they don't. This has been going on for me for so long and it got so frustrating to the point where I just had to make this review.

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