DreamBox has just been ok for my students this year. I have found it hard to purposefully assign and hold students accountable to doing specific lessons. Also, the sequence lessons are assigned to students in automatically does not seem to be the best.

Some pros of this platform: - DreamBox adapts to each student's individual learning style and pace, providing a customized learning experience that can be more effective than a one-size-fits-all approach. - The platform includes a variety of games, puzzles, and other interactive activities that can make math more engaging and fun for students. - Teachers and parents can easily monitor student progress and identify areas where additional support may be needed. Some cons of this platform: - DreamBox is a paid platform, which may be a barrier for schools or families with limited budgets. - The feedback provided by DreamBox is relatively limited, which could be frustrating for students who are struggling with a particular concept.

I like how you can go back and see the results and reports of the person learning so you can see what the child may need help with so you can help them strengthen their skills.

Overall I really like this tool, because it allows most students to practice independent skills. I think it could be better if teachers were able to opt students out of certain lessons that don’t fit the standard or the learner.