"Great experience!"

We used Time4Learning because we liked it over other programs we looked into. I like the features for reports and also templates for a transcript and diploma. Any questions I had were answered in a very reasonable time frame. I never had any issues or glitches. Overall, I would recommend and use again!

"Forever Grateful 🥲"

Thank you for being there for my son. He was able to do homeschooling for his last year of highschool and it was an easy process. He finished early. I will forever be grateful for this milestone that my son has accomplished. Thank you so much. Mom

"Won’t record completed work."

For the last 3 months I have been watching my daughter do her school work every day, because the Time 4 Learning program wasn’t showing it as being done.
Even after contacting T4L and explaining this, they fail to understand that their system is not recording her work.
Because the system doesn’t record the work, they keep trying to tell me the work isn’t being done, even after I tell them I’m literally watching the work being done.
Have been going around in circles with T4L for 3 months, with no success.
Very unimpressed.

"Algebra 1 Audio"

I am doing algebra 1 and I cannot, for the LIFE of me hear what the teacher is saying in the Writing and Graphing Equations section (that's the 3rd section). I have my volume all the way up and I have the video volume all the way up and I cannot hardly hear her.

"We have all graduated!"

The learning criteria, the customer service, parental involvement, and accessibility to learning management are excellent. Ask a former teacher this program really made our homeschooling journey a wonderful adjustment. We used the program for all three children starting at various ages. Two graduated thru your program exclusively. They enjoyed the fact that they could schedule their days around educational, work family, and friends needs. They were able to work from anywhere which made travel a part of learning experiences. I would have liked to see more options for courses in the high school end, especially things like computer literacy and other courses for math that are more business related. Overall, this was a great experience and I recommend your program to all new homeschoolers.

"Great option for HS student needing credits!"

This was a quick and easy way to get my high school student the courses needed for graduation. The Rosetta Stone foreign language courses were an unexpected bonus, too! My teenager loves this forum.

"I recommend T4L"

After doing California Virtual Academy, Visions, and Hart-Ransom, my son enjoyed T4L the most. I wish I had started with T4L, instead of just ending his school years with it. He immediately took to T4L. He worked independently with very little supervision. I tell other parents about T4L when they ask about what program we use. The best part was being able to print his deploma and transcripts with the templates provided.

"This is horrible."

Time4Learning? More like Time4Frustration!

God this was so awful I don't even know where to start.
Firstly, NONE of the Language Arts Activities teach you anything at all. "Hey! Did you know that authors write sentences??😲😲😲😲" Is all that it's ever taught me honestly.

Secondly, the Math Activities have ridiculous, long, and boring videos about... A random 'news reporter' with an inflated ego? His character has friends, including a skeleton and a ridiculously tall basketball player. The player wins every round and constantly uses metaphors about basketball, like how he 'wipes his opponents.' He's so tall that he doesn't fit in the screen, and he just so happens to wear gloves. That's only after a couple activities after he was introduced. So his full body was covered up except for his hands. Guess his skin color.

Yay parents! Let's all sign our kids up for extremely racist homeschooling curriculums!

Thirdly, the Science Activities. It's been teaching me about the water cycle and recycling for about two whole grades.. I mean yes it's important to teach kids about the water cycle and recycling, but not for two grades straight! Jeez!

Oh and, you can't use most browsers to even go on a science activity. I have to switch to Microsoft Edge, the browser that is just spyware! Yay!

And finally, Social Studies.
It's not taught me about a single thing other than The United States of America. And from grades 1-3, it's just a page where you click arrows. No tests. No quizzes. There's no timer to wait until going to the next page, you don't even need to scroll down. Just text, low-quality images of stick figures doing some random activity that's not even related to the text. It also falsely claims Christopher Columbus discovered North America.

In summary, Time4Learning fails in every aspect of providing a meaningful education. Save yourself, and your child, the frustration.


Response: You can't just say that it's false! Provide proof! "We take diversity seriously." You can't just say that! I have proof, you don't. God, you are a horrible company.

"so much money"

so my mom works a LOT and this "TiMe4LeArNiNg" crap is making it harder for her! so we're on the skinny rope right now from the bills, food, gas, ect. she broke (i'm REALLY sorry for her..) and THIS!? lower the price man. >:(

"Difficult to work with"

The updates are horrible. I can no longer assign activities by day (you used to be able to pick what your student did on Monday, Tues, etc). It is convoluted, hard to navigate, and the site keeps bombarding you with "tutorials" even if they are completely useless and you've already done them thirty times. For the 6th grade, it is Social Studies/science heavy, even though the emphasis should remain on math/LA. The students are not given progress indicators, so they have no idea if they are close to finishing or still have ninety hours to go for the day/week/century. The more they "improve" the site, the more difficult it becomes.