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Ebenezer school
Train eye tracking and object identification skills.
The app trains users to track their eyes and distinguish objects on patterned backgrounds. Users search for target objects and touch them to identify their position.
Anders Peter Amsnaes
Match cards and learn numbers 1–20
Teaches numbers 1 to 20 through matching card games. Flipping cards reveals numbers and plays them aloud. Encourages pattern recognition and concentration. Suitable for children aged 3 to 10.
Marblesoft, LLC
Build vocabulary and support comprehension.
The app provides early readers with stories using SymbolStix symbols to build vocabulary and support comprehension. It offers interactive story elements, cloze activities, and leveled games for vocabulary practice and demonstration of understanding.
Perfect Consulting B.V.
Solve IQ tests and track progress
Take IQ tests with three types of questions, each containing five items. Assess mental abilities and skills through pattern recognition, number sequences, and shape relationships. Track progress and improve concentration and logical thinking.
Carter Clymond
Read faster, retain more, learn quicker
Improve with neuroscience-based exercises. Train eyes to process text without moving. Adjust from 100 to 300 words per minute. Track progress with built-in quizzes and timers. Sync history across devices.
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