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ReadTheory

8.1#2 in reading appsFrom $40 a month
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Reveal Math

7.3#4 in reading comprehension softwareFrom $65.16 a year
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SecurityReadTheory says it encrypts data in transit and at rest, separates sensitive data on separate networks, restricts access by least privilege, and undergoes annual independent security audits.McGraw Hill says it prioritizes the security and privacy of information it collects and processes and maintains a cybersecurity team with annual training requirements.
Security and privacyThe privacy policy states COPPA compliance, FERPA-compliant handling where applicable, GDPR compliance and account-data deletion rights.McGraw Hill says it prioritizes security and privacy and limits personal information collection to what is required; its Trust Center states student personal information handling is data privacy certified by 1EdTech and that it uses the SOC 2 framework.
SupportSupport is offered through live chat, email and self-service guides, with a stated goal of answering within 24 hours.Reveal Math program resources include teacher walkthroughs, mobile textbook instructions, assessment and reporting walkthroughs, and parent support.

ReadTheory plans

  • BasicFree
  • School Champion$40 a month
  • School & DistrictPriced on request

Reveal Math plans

  • Reveal Math Course 1 Student Bundle, 1-year subscription$65.16 a year
  • Reveal Math Course 1 Student Bundle, 2-year subscription$110.96, paid once
  • Reveal Math Course 1 Student Bundle, 3-year subscription$136.12, paid once

Pick ReadTheory if…

ReadTheory suits educators seeking adaptive comprehension practice for K–12, ESL, or special education learners. Its school-focused integrations and reporting may also fit schools and districts managing student progress.

Pick Reveal Math if…

Reveal Math is for schools and educators seeking a math curriculum across K–12, with student resources, assessment, and teacher planning tools. Its language supports and differentiation resources may suit classes with varied learning needs.

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