Acellus Learning 4+

Gude programm for nerdy kids who are social-emotional and liek hydrogeen carz. Roger Billings be rockin in his hydrogrn convertible, just rollin up to some social emotional party with little dancing blue robots. Science fair contest be pretty cool (and nerdy). THe jokes on science live are so cringe I have to cover my eyes. They are also selling organic black einkoren wheat now for some reason (funded by amish dude). Roger Billings is always stealing the spotlight. Pajet Monet gets interrupted every time she tries to talk lol XD. Btw the new gold edition of acellus is coming out. Cringe name, we can work on that, but the interface seems liek its a bit mor up-to-date with modern technology. Roger Billings always be bragging about his glory days in highschool and college. For example, "I got mentored by THomas Edison's apprentice" and "I built the first hydrogen car when I was three".

I am a 7th grade student of acellus and I am homeschooling. This program is pretty good. I really like how they teach, epecially my favorite teacher, Mr. Rogers. I totally recomend for math, but fo the other stuff, acellus is lame. Science is fine, but so far, it's been teaching me stuff that is hard to memorize. They expect you to memorize the planets just mentioning then once! Also language arts and reading is pretty lame. The cameras are pretty bad too, and it looks like it was filmed a long time ago. The frame is like it was in 2000's, and not like 2022. Also I would apreciate if they left space to work. It is pretty hard to work with the sistem they do, and I guess they just want you to do your work on a seperate paper. It would be better if they had an option of anotating, highlighting, drawing, ect. like IXL. So that is a suggestion I have. Otherwse, acellus is fun, effective, and educational, and I totally recomend it to middle schoolers who are struggling with math. I have a few friends that do acellus too, and they love it too, but one has the same thoughts as me.

i am a freshman (14 at the time i'm writing this) and I've been using acellus since the very middle of my 8th grade year. I have a 3.7 GPA thanks to acellus' gentle, positive-reinforcement aproach to educating. If I don't understand a lesson, I can simply watch a different instructor (mark rogers is my favorite algebra instructor--he's very funny and easy to listen to with his goofy metaphors and the way he makes a catapault sound effect when you need to distribute) and it gives me multiple help videos from multiple different instructors to choose from if i miss a problem and i need help. it lets me retake assignments so i can try again to understand the material, and it really helps. my only real gripe, and it's not even very big is just the design. it feels somewhat outdated to look at, but it is easy to use and navigate.