Time4Learning Reviews 

My son has been excited everyday to get on the computer and do the school work for that day. This time 4 learning has helped my son learn new things and actually gives really good examples of the work and the whole way you are taking the time to make the videos and the fun stuff for the kids to do off line is really fun I have taken pictures and would like to send in of the offline work that my son is doing but my son love this way of learning and he has been doing really well thank you for everything.

Easy navigation

It’s lessons.

Excited to be part of my kids home schooling

My daughter seems to be doing so much better with the work on T4L. She has Dyslexia and although she was getting help and improving in public school, she was still not able to focus like she should in a classroom full of loud kids and little to no help from the teacher. Since using T4L she has been able to focus, understand more and get done faster. She has enjoyed T4L.

My autistic son is very happy doing your activities. We no longer have to ask him to do his school work instead he is always doing his "time4learning"

Watching the parent tutorials are just as important as expecting my student to do the same. The tutorials are great and easy to understand.

We love you and will miss you
my daughter did excellent having you
Thank you for being so wonderful !!!!!

The program was really good and the website was easy for both my son and I to navigate. I homeschooled my son during his junior and senior years in highschool. I also utilized tutor.com military for questions and projects that my son needed extra assistance with, if he was not able to understand my teaching style on the matter. I would recommend T4L to everyone that would like to homeschool their child. My son scored high on both the college placement test as well as the military placement test (ASVAB).

The site makes it easy to manage my child's progress.

I've known about Time4Learning for a few years now and was initially considering using this learning platform for my boys when we started homeschooling. Unfortunately, I didn't go through with it at that time. However, about a month ago, I saw an ad for Time4Learning and decided to give it a try. So far, both my boys and I love it.

I especially appreciate the activity planner because it allows me to schedule their assignments for the day, week, month, and year. My boys enjoy using it because it's interactive and makes learning easy and fun.

I'm thrilled that I gave it a try.

The response to my question was quick and answered my issue.

Regarding the product, T4L is far from user friendly. Creating lesson plans is completely inflexible as it automatically assigns lessons and you cannot move them around. The volume regulation on videos is terrible whereby one video will require full volume and when the next begins it blows out your speakers. The eight grade language arts classes seem like they were created for toddlers; my son was insulted by the animated characters and age inappropriateness of the format.

As far as customer service, my family used T4L temporarily at the end of my son's 8th grade year with no intent to continue use the following year. We assumed that we had paid a one time fee for the remainder of the school year (about 9-10 weeks ending June 1), but were mistaken as we found out in mid-July when another fee was charged to our credit card. This was discovered on July 16th, and based on a July 15th renewal, the charge was still pending. I called to cancel the account and was told that they could only refund the July payment and not the June payment even though their policy is to refund one month back. From a customer perspective, the July payment should have been voided anyway because I was cancelling, but they refused to also refund the June payment. A good company would not have thought twice about refunding June, but after spending half an hour talking to two reps I was given the shaft. Absolutely terrible customer experience - probably the worst I've had since I bought a used car 10 years ago.

Time4Learning is a good program and you can tell that they put effort into engaging activities which I love!
However when you get to 5th grade Time4Learning incorporates Edgunity into their curriculum and Edgunity is the 2nd worst rated online curriculum at 1.6 stars and drives students crazy across the nation. Edgunity is very difficult, extremely long and overwhelming as on the other hand Time4Learning is not to easy and makes sure to teach you but also not overwelming. The only problem with Time4Learning is the Math is very long other than that Time4Learning is PERFECT! :)

The lessons keep my son's attention and focus, something that previous curricula have failed to do.

So far so good , my daughter has dyslexia and has been doing time 4 learning on and off for the last 2 months. She enjoys it and I have actually also seen some improvement on her academic skills. It is game based and is repetitive but different in good ways . My daughter gets her alphabet letters confused often but when it's game based she really get it down .Same goes for her colors . I really do believe the more we stay consistent with time 4learning it will really benefits my daughter ,and the price really is affordable if you think of it for real educational purposes. Time4learning is great and I definitely would recommend the program !

Homeschooling is not for the weak, that’s for sure. It is incredibly worth it, every minute, every tear you might cry, and every time you might get frustrated. I say that because it’s not easy, BUT T4L makes homeschooling easier, and built around what fits your child’s needs from K-12th grade. The older your child gets the more productive they become with learning and being able to work thoroughly without having to be supervised constantly, but it doesn’t mean you don’t check what their progress is and etc. T4L was exactly what we needed for my son. He was severely bullied in school and he didn’t even want to continue with schooling anymore. It was a struggle at first, but T4L lets you learn with ease. He quickly learned how to take notes and he became used to how the system worked. He ended up graduating with all A’s and B’s when entering with lower C’s and D’s. He felt like he was actually learning because it was him and not 25-30 students competing with 1 teacher. I’m extremely proud of him, and I thank T4L for helping with completing his education. THANK YOU!