StudySync 4+

In my 13 years alive I have never hated something so much, study sync is unnecessary! My teacher assignment useless assignments that won’t ever help me succeed in life. And if you are going to make such a putrid app, at least give it a purpose! This app teaches nothing. All it does is ruin the life of students by making them do piles of work that is so hard. Btw study sync, if you are going to ask a question based off my opinion do not mark it wrong. I cannot explain how many multiple choice question have asked me how I feel about the text, and marked my answer wrong! Like how are you going to tel me how I am suppose to feel! I HATE YOU!!!🤬

StudySync is a good literacy app that’s a huge help for teachers and help students practice core literacy skills and topics. The bad reviews for this app aren’t necessarily for the actual app itself; rather they are complaining about the work on the app assigned by their teacher. They are complaining they had work to do, and that’s nothing to do with the app. One problem I do have, though, is that I keep getting signed out due to, “inactivity,” even though I’ve only been off the app for a couple of minutes. Even though I only have to enter a PIC to sign back it, it can get really irritating when I close the app for a just a minute and find that I have to sign back it. Inactivity should mean no activity on the app for at least a few weeks. Other than that, this app is great and I, from the prospective of a student, recommend that teachers use this app for teaching.

Overall, I think the app is slightly solid. It’s a subpar trustworthy source. The only problem I have with it is the questions and answers. The main problem I have with the questions is they are sometimes too broad, yet they expect you to answer with one very specific line. However, some of the questions are straightforward, so the questions are decent. The thing I am mostly not a big fan of is the answers, especially the skill questions. The skill questions have multiple choice questions that can subjectively have two correct answers, yet there is only one. Even though they promote evidence-based reading, most of it is “logical” assumptions. Also, some answers just do not make sense.

I’m even saying it as a 4.3 GPA student, the curriculum is confusing. I’m not sure if I’m at fault or if the curriculum is generally flawed. Maybe I would think higher of it if it was actually more so text-based.