10 Online Reading Curriculums for Homeschool You Can Start Using Today!

[@khull12404]

I have typed in “scholar within reviews” and not found anything. Then I was just browsing your videos as I’ve been racking my brain for something to use for my SEN kid. We are using all about reading , as I have used with my older 2 but she needs lots of review, repetition and slow place. I’m not against changing curriculum or supplementing. I have been trying to find something that she could practice that also aligned with OG and AAR to a certain extent independently or while I’m working with another kid. This video did not come up in my searches. I just happen to see the title as I was watching about EIW I’m considering for my oldest for 7th grade and was intrigued by this 10 programs video. I have watched many of your videos, they have been informative and appreciated. I’d like to see you do an in-depth review of scholar within. Now off to check out compredi 😉

[@AmandaMelrose]

Thank you so much! It makes me so happy to get comments like this. I will absolutely do a Scholar Within review soon. I have it on my list as I am also interested in checking it out!

[@v2hector260]

Love the top 10s!

[@AmandaMelrose]

Thank you!

[@loribaeza5852]

What program, in your opinion and research, compares to read a rific? Which reading program is best for dyslexia?

[@AmandaMelrose]

There really isn't anything that I know of like Readarific, and that's because it's not so much a reading program, it's mor of a program that teaches a skill that will help kids with reading, paying attention, following directions and so much more. It teaches kids how to use the seeing part of the brain instead of just the hearing part, so they access their long term memory. I explain it better in the video on it. But it's just not something I can compare to actual reading programs. For Dyslexia, I think Night Zookeeper is a good program. I have a review for that on my channel. My daughter used that this past year for some extra practice but you can definitely use it as your main program.

[@sierrabookishlife]

Can you do a video for kids with dyslexia teen age?

[@AmandaMelrose]

That's a great suggestion, I'll all it to my list!

[@user-fi1ci3it5s]

I want to find online bookclub website. Do you know about that, please?

[@AmandaMelrose]

For a student? You might check on Outschool.

[@taliaghany]

Thanks for the useful review.🙏 Would you please record a more comprehensive review on the Scholar Within program? And how it may or may not differ from Readability, which is half of its price! Also, whether it uses AI to correct reading mistakes the same way Readability does? I believe comparison review between them would be awesome. Thanks in advance

[@AmandaMelrose]

Thank you for the suggestion, I will try! One thing is that with Scholar Within there is parent prep and a flow to the program where you go in order with the lessons whereas the Readability app doesn't have lessons if I remember correctly. So to me the Readability program is more of a great tool for your kids to practice with, while the Scholar Within is more like a curriculum/online program that you complete.