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Why do I have to wait between questions?
The wait is not a punishment. It is a short gap placed on purpose between two questions so you can read what you were given and think about it.
ReKid puts a short gap between two questions on purpose.
This is not only a limit. It gives you time to read, understand and think about the knowledge set you were just given. A knowledge set is meant to be read and understood, not collected.
How long the wait lasts is decided by the grown-up who set you up on ReKid. The time left is shown on screen as a counter.
You do not have to close the page while you wait. You can keep reading answers you were given before; opening a saved answer again does not start a wait.
Quick facts
- The wait is reading time, not a punishment.
- The time left is shown on screen as a counter.
- The grown-up who set you up decides the waiting time.
- Opening a saved answer again does not start a wait.
- A knowledge set is meant to be read, not collected.
Check what you remember
3 questions — all of them come from the quick facts above. There is no score and no wrong turn.
1. Why is there a wait between questions?
2. Who decides how long the wait is?
3. Can you read older answers while waiting?
ReKid™ is not just a search
- The answer to the question is checked for accuracy before it is shown
- An age-appropriate explanation of the topic, written to be read
- A set of short facts about the topic
- A set of short facts on subjects connected to the topic
- A short quiz built from the topic, the facts and the connected facts
- Up to five safe recommended links about the topic
- PDF export, and every topic searched is kept
- Everything from earlier keys carries over to a new key, complete
- No advertising
- No tracking
- A knowledge support set that needs no personal account