This blog is my attempt to document our busy but BLESSED lives raising and educating our children for His glory. A child of God, wife to one, and mom to6 fabulous kids. We are in our 16th year of homeschooling using a Classical ~ Literature based approach. Come along for the good, the bad & the ugly.
Disclaimer: I received a FREE copy of this product through the HOMESCHOOL REVIEW CREW in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. All opinions I have expressed are my own or those of my family. I am disclosing this in accordance with FTC Regulations.
Sometimes learning to read can be hard. When the child struggles the mom/teacher may begin to feel as if they are failing their child. I have been there with one of my children. It was so hard to watch this child of mine struggle and for it not to click as easy as reading had for my other children. If you have a child struggling to read, I recommend checking out Failure Free Reading Home Edition. I wish I would have had this program to utilize nine years ago.
Failure Free Reading Home Edition is an online program that is geared for students who are having difficulties with learning to read. The Failure Free Reading company has received national recognition for helping to turn struggling readers into confident readers by changing the approach to learning to read. Specifically, this program focuses on reading comprehension. They believe that by improving your student’s reading comprehension is the most helpful way to improve reading skills.
The program is suitable to use with students who have cognitive disabilities, autism, dyslexia, or a hearing imparement. Since the program does not include any cartoons or illustrations that would make an older student hesitant to use the program it is perfect for any and all students who are developmentally six years-old and older.
We received a six-month subscription to try with my son Micah, who is currently 6. While Micah does not specifically struggle with reading, I wanted to take advantage of the other features of this program to help increase his reading vocabulary. Each lesson takes just 20-30 minutes to complete and you the teacher can choose whether the student learns in the self-paced program or the parent-led program.
When you first set up your account, the student needs to take a diagnostic test for level placement. Micah tested into the Red level for reading. Once I had his profile set up with an easy password and picture verification, he is able to log into the program all by himself. The self-paced program is geared for more independent use by the student. The computer reads the material to the student as they progress through the lessons. The parent-led lessons allow the parent to interact and work with the student in a one-on-one setting.
Overall, Micah and I have found that this is a great reading program that will help any struggling reader feel confident in their reading ability. At first we found the programs reading voice to be a distraction, but once we got used to it it has been no big deal. I really like that his reading and spelling has improved dramatically! He now tells me how to spell words. Seventeen other members of the Review Crew also reviewed Failure Free Reading Home Edition, I highly recommend that you click the banner below to read their thoughts.
Failure Free Reading: online reading program to help your struggling reader ~ a TOS review
Disclaimer: I received a FREE copy of this product through the HOMESCHOOL REVIEW CREW in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. All opinions I have expressed are my own or those of my family. I am disclosing this in accordance with FTC Regulations.
Sometimes learning to read can be hard. When the child struggles the mom/teacher may begin to feel as if they are failing their child. I have been there with one of my children. It was so hard to watch this child of mine struggle and for it not to click as easy as reading had for my other children. If you have a child struggling to read, I recommend checking out Failure Free Reading Home Edition. I wish I would have had this program to utilize nine years ago.
Failure Free Reading Home Edition is an online program that is geared for students who are having difficulties with learning to read. The Failure Free Reading company has received national recognition for helping to turn struggling readers into confident readers by changing the approach to learning to read. Specifically, this program focuses on reading comprehension. They believe that by improving your student’s reading comprehension is the most helpful way to improve reading skills.
The program is suitable to use with students who have cognitive disabilities, autism, dyslexia, or a hearing imparement. Since the program does not include any cartoons or illustrations that would make an older student hesitant to use the program it is perfect for any and all students who are developmentally six years-old and older.
We received a six-month subscription to try with my son Micah, who is currently 6. While Micah does not specifically struggle with reading, I wanted to take advantage of the other features of this program to help increase his reading vocabulary. Each lesson takes just 20-30 minutes to complete and you the teacher can choose whether the student learns in the self-paced program or the parent-led program.
When you first set up your account, the student needs to take a diagnostic test for level placement. Micah tested into the Red level for reading. Once I had his profile set up with an easy password and picture verification, he is able to log into the program all by himself. The self-paced program is geared for more independent use by the student. The computer reads the material to the student as they progress through the lessons. The parent-led lessons allow the parent to interact and work with the student in a one-on-one setting.
Overall, Micah and I have found that this is a great reading program that will help any struggling reader feel confident in their reading ability. At first we found the programs reading voice to be a distraction, but once we got used to it it has been no big deal. I really like that his reading and spelling has improved dramatically! He now tells me how to spell words. Seventeen other members of the Review Crew also reviewed Failure Free Reading Home Edition, I highly recommend that you click the banner below to read their thoughts.
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