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Elaine Clark
Train with gesture-based exercises
Develop speech through gesture-based techniques to enhance rhythm and emotion. Record and compare exercises with samples. Use word emphasis charts for guidance. Purchase training videos for additional instruction.
Ea Hang Khov
Learn words, review progress, test knowledge
Learn and retain Korean words through structured vocabulary lists aligned with exam themes. Improve reading and listening comprehension with exercises based on real exam formats. Track progress and review material for effective self-study.
Playtend Apps LLP
With tools, save your artwork
Teaches drawing through interactive lessons and animated strokes. Breaks down drawings into simple shapes. Allows users to practice on a digital canvas. Offers guidance for both beginners and experienced artists.
Hung Nguyen
TOEFL questions and review answers
TOEFL iBT tests with timed simulations and detailed score analysis. Review vocabulary, grammar, and listening exercises. Access interactive study guides and mock exams. Track progress with customizable learning plans.
PRESCHOOL UNIVERSITY
Practice consonant blends with exercises
Teaches consonant blends through three lessons: Blending Mode for combining sounds, Segmenting Mode for breaking sounds apart, and Mode for applying skills.
Daniel Schumacher
Set tempo for resistance exercises
Provide rhythmic cues for gait retraining, VOR training, and resistance exercises. Set tempo and recovery intervals for strength training. Offer specialized pacing for ocular-motor and gaze stabilization therapy.
Matev Pesek
Practice listening and memorize music
Enhance musical hearing and memory with listening exercises and instant feedback. Generate varied practice sessions automatically. Gamification and social features encourage engagement.
BeeMoo, LLC
Practice speech sounds and words
Help users practice producing 2, 3, and 4 syllable words. Focus on weak syllable deletion and syllable stress for English learners. Includes a matching game to reinforce word structure and pronunciation.
Peter Mapley
Record cards, review, repeat
Create by recording voice or using text-to-speech for questions and answers. Review cards during commutes, workouts, or chores without screen use. Use spaced repetition to reinforce memory retention.
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