Education Perfect

Very bad learning experience. I am a student. As soon as I leave the tab this annoying pop-up appears and is taking my time from learning. The system pressures you on time which makes it feel like you are forced to learn not you wanting to. There are many other issues. I would give a zero if I can

If I could give this company 0 stars if I could, they got rid of the feature where you could leave a message for your teacher to read after you finish a task in exchange for 10 EP points. How am I going to farm EP points now.

As a student, EP has been able to assist my learning in accordance with what we learn in school. On the whole, it's a decent app. Some criticism that I have though is that it crashes too often. (At least on the website) I'm not sure if this problem is with my device, but it seems as though other learning apps will run fine. Another problem I have with Education perfect is the point system. While it is a good way to motivate students, and has done, I feel as if there is little to no point of this reward if you are just going to clear it every year. I understand for some younger kids where they move classes, clearing the points is an easier way to refresh it than setting up a new profile. But as a high school student, I would like it if you added the option of not clearing the points? It would be nice to feel like all your hard work amounts to something. I know the point of this app is to learn, but the motivation to learn is just as important.

It is very bad. I don’t learn much from it and it repeats the same questions. The competitions and point systems are always unfair and people are able to gain points way to easily. Overall there are better and cheaper services than education perfect. Also another glitch is the fact that some of the terms are inaccurate and/or too specific to where the point that if you don’t write something (e.g. Taste good (drink) but it marks it as wrong because you have to write (for drink).

Honest review:Education Perfect is alright,some things it teaches well but the main problem is the fact that it takes 10 slides of information to explain something simple complicating it which makes it harder. Another problem I found is that you can only answer the question their way and no other way else. Like if you use an easier strategy that is different to theirs, it marks it wrong.I like the memes tho.

This is a real review from a real parent.My experience is so far great. The app provided great features and allowed me to set tasks for my kids and the pricing was amazing.The kids found it to be fun and completed the tasks as set out by me.Khan academy is also great but was very limited. Education perfect has alot more choice and very easy to navigate.All in all I'm happy with it and I for one will be spreading the word.Clearly the bad reviews were made by a group of friends as they must not have been happy with the app or it could be a bunch of youngsters taking it out on this company for whatever reason. All around the same time and all with the same style.

this is one of the wort website i have ever used in my life. Im 5 minutes in and i wanna kill my self. is this website even helpful for me to buy an au falcon.

As a student, I had a less than satisfactory learning experience. Whenever I navigated away from the tab, an intrusive pop-up would appear and interrupt my learning. The system's emphasis on time made it feel like I was being forced to learn rather than doing so willingly. Additionally, there were several other issues that detracted from the learning experience. Overall, my experience was very negative and I would not recommend it.

I'm surprised at the recent negative reviews for Education Perfect. We have been using the online version, not an app and have found it to be very good over all. I use it for my youngest who is 13 and homeschooled and while it's not the most straightforward program in some areas, the support staff are helpful in my experience. The feature of setting tasks is great as I can do that at the start of the week and my child knows what to get on with. Overall value for money and great for homeschooling when you are required to follow curriculum.

Want to torture your students? Assign them 16 math lessons that have nothing to do with the topic you're teaching them, then have the deadline be 5 days! Also assigns questions, and never teaches you how to actually solve the question. Also taught me worse than my friend, who had to actually explain several of the questions. Now this could be a skill issue, but seriously.