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Hamdy Montaser
Learn with matching games
Teaches through matching games, sound recognition, and memory challenges. Includes colorful visuals and an intuitive interface for young learners. Parents can monitor progress and ensure educational content quality.
COMPASS SYNDICATE CORPORATION
Education resource for parents and children.
The app offers answers to parents' questions about children's education, techniques to build skills, and activities to increase knowledge. It provides checklists for readiness and information on various educational topics.
John Talavera
Vocabulary teaching aid for autism.
The app focuses on fundamental vocabulary building concepts for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. It uses real-life photographs and requires learners to demonstrate understanding through categorization and sorting activities.
Hema Pandey
Explore activities by age and skill
Explore age-specific activities, videos, and games tailored for child development from birth to age 13. Organize content by age group, skill, and learning category. Track progress through interactive exercises and developmental milestones.
PalaSoftware Inc.
Introduction to numbers and early math.
The app introduces numbers 1-10 through visual quantity, numeral recognition, and quantity-symbol association. It also gently introduces addition concepts, laying the foundation for future math learning.
Harper Adams University
University information in one place.
The app provides undergraduate students with a personalized timetable and access to the Learning Hub. It also offers email, news, events, and library services in one location.
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