WordsWorthLearning

What WordsWorthLearning is

WordsWorthLearning is an online reading and spelling programme for learners who have difficulty with literacy, including people with dyslexia. It combines 104 video tutorials with 330 interactive reading and spelling exercises. Instruction follows a phonemic speech-sound approach through seven levels, and multiple-choice questionnaires track progress through the sequence. The programme is intended for learners from about age five or six through adulthood, including people learning English as an additional language. Teachers can use it for individual or small-group literacy support, including a flipped-classroom approach. Learners use it online in a browser on a PC or tablet; the maker describes it as a web application, not an app. It cannot be downloaded, apart from printable materials in its materials section. A standard licence covers one user and cannot be shared among multiple individual students. The Home Plan is €100 a year for one child or adult. The Professional Plan is €250 a year for one teacher or therapist and one student; additional student licences cost €50 each.

Who it suits

The programme suits learners from about age five or six through adulthood who need reading or spelling support, including learners with dyslexia or those learning English as an additional language. Teachers and therapists can use it for individual or small-group support.

Limits

There is no free plan. The Home Plan is a single-user licence for one child or adult; the Professional Plan covers one teacher or therapist and one student, with additional student licences costing €50 each.

Getting started

1. Visit https://wordsworthlearning.com/.
2. Access the programme in a browser on a PC or tablet, or use its iOS or Android platform.
3. Choose the Home Plan or Professional Plan for a single-user one-year licence.
4. Use the free trial if you want to try the programme before subscribing.
5. Pay for a licence using PayPal or a credit card through Stripe.

Verdict

WordsWorthLearning combines structured instruction with interactive literacy exercises and progress questionnaires. Its single-user licensing and browser-only access are important considerations for families and educators.