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Time4Learning Curriculum ReviewsTime4Learning.com is an online education program that teaches preschool through twelfth-grade curriculum in an interactive, online environment.

Time4Learning combines 1000+ animated lessons, printable worksheets and graded activities to teach math and language arts lessons correlated to state standards. Science, social studies, and art are also provided as bonuses for most grades.

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  1. Time4Learning Review by
    November 5, 2010
    Pros: ease of use, flexible and affordable
    Cons: may not work with some web browsers
    Grades Used: 6th & 7th

    My son who is in 7th grade really enjoys the Math on Time4learning. The ease of usage is a plus as is the visual format it is presented in. That feature really helps to hold his attention and keeps things fresh. The concepts are explained in several ways to ensure that all types of learners can grasp the concepts. The review work and the many different examples are explored very well prior to the quizes and test. I really enjoy the lesson plans being very detailed and the assessment reports available to track and monitor his progress or struggles. The flexibility is a big help, If I feel he needs to review a specific area, we can, he is not pressured to perform. The ease of use allows me time to work with my younger child. This is our first year using the program and I'm sure I will continue to do so.
    Thank You

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  2. Time4Learning Review by
    November 3, 2010
    Pros: visual learning, engaging, fairly affordable
    Cons: basic, general
    Grades Used: prek - 12

    My daughter enjoyed Time4Learning, and learned a lot with it. She loved playing the educational games, and begged me to play often. I liked the parent reports, too – they were very convenient. The games are fun and rewarding for the child. I have a M.Ed. degree and the program definitely receives my approval for educational value. The visual learning experiences provide helpful reinforcement for certain reading and math concepts, especially in the early elementary grades. I wouldn't use it as a whole curriculum, as it's really too basic, but it's excellent for supplementation.

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