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REASONS WE SHOULD BAN IT

1 Most students dislike I-ready more than normal lessons or other applications. 

2 The AI voice is very annoying to some students and is very patronizing.

3 You can't ask questions when the teacher is not here or when you are at home, this makes it very annoying.

4 I ready is also supposed to fit to the kid and help them, but it really makes you feel like a hamster running on a wheel with an AI dictator telling you your wrong with no hint of wanting to help in there voice.    

5 I ready is outdated it is still shaped like a square MAN.

6 My main goal is to ban the Teacher ASSIGNED LESSONS AND LOWER THE TIME.

EDITS

512 PEOPLE HAVE SEEN THIS WOOOOO

The principal made some classes due I-ready all homeroom due to low scores from some people no matter if you did it, THIS IS A WAR CRIME https://guide-humanitarian-law.org/content/article/3/collective-punishment/

Some people have told me that it is Glitchy 

The same person said that it is not hard cuz they are ahead HOW DO YOU NOT GET MAD AT THE TEACHER ASSIGNED LESSON. 

Also this may be for the 7th graders as they signed up for another year. 

Someone hates it so much that they are cursing I-ready

What people have said “Youthful minds  do not need the extra stress from 40 weekly minutes of My path, and neither do the teachers who need to grade 400 my path scores and publish them on infinite campus.”.

¨Good afternoon, everyone. Today, I would like to discuss why we should put an end to the mandatory i-Ready program at Noble Middle and High School. First, the stress that comes with mandatory i-Ready is just too much for students. Many of us already have busy schedules filled with homework, projects, and extracurricular activities. Remembering to complete i-Ready every week only adds to our anxiety. Instead of helping us learn, it becomes another box to check off, making school feel even more overwhelming. Second, sometimes we need to use our class time to catch up on lessons or assignments. When we have to choose between finishing important classwork and doing i-Ready, it puts us in a tough position. We often have to skip i-Ready if we’re behind, but then we’re still expected to meet our weekly goal. This makes it hard to balance everything and actually hurts our learning. Finally, the time we get in class on Wednesdays for i-Ready is usually only 30 minutes, but our goal is to complete at least 40 minutes each week. That means we have to find extra time outside of class, which isn’t always possible for everyone. Not all students have the same resources or support at home, and this requirement can create an unfair situation. In conclusion, mandatory i-Ready is more stressful than helpful. It takes away from valuable class time, adds to our workload, and creates unnecessary pressure. Let’s focus on real learning and give students the flexibility they need to succeed. Thank you.¨.

¨There are so many reasons I-Ready is unhelpful and a waste of time, money, and sanity. It frustrates students, and ranks them against each other in terms of who finishes faster. The only thing consistent about the computer voices is it's condescendingness. And for all the hours I've spent crying and trying not to damage my computer while hitting it to keep up an A+ in work habits, the kids who actual need to do I-Ready are the ones who can't be bothered to do it. I acknowledge to attempt to improve our districts math scores, but this is not the way to do it.¨.

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