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John Talavera
Learn vocabulary through interactive exercises
Teaches first words through shape-based picture groups. Users select images, repeat words, and receive feedback. Includes interactive activities for vocabulary building and expressive language practice.
ImagiRation LLC
Train cognitive skills with adaptive exercises
Cognitive and exercises are provided with research validation. Training is deficit-specific, adaptive, and personalized. Exercises range from very easy to challenging. Seven modules are free with no subscription.
Teoman Gul
Practice mechanical reasoning questions
For the Mechanical Comprehension with 220+ practice questions and detailed explanations. Take four practice tests. Review incorrect answers and save favorite questions for later.
AMAZING EDTECH PTE. LTD.
Learn math with animated lessons and interactive
Offers math lessons tailored for kids ages 3-8. Lessons include animations, interactive exercises, and AI-driven learning paths. Users can track progress, complete daily sessions, and access a structured 5-stage curriculum.
Elizabeth Straka Speech Associates, LLC
Target phonemes
Target phonological disorders with therapy. Practice word discrimination using 367 engaging pictures. Customize , track progress, and access cluster reduction exercises. Export data and share with therapists.
Giuseppe Di Cienzo
Listen to your voice with delay
Provides to help improve speech fluency. Users adjust delay settings between 50 ms and 75 ms. Requires headphones for use. Allows real-time voice to support proper breathing and timing during speech.
Matthew James Clower
Tune notes and build accuracy
Identify and reproduce musical notes without a reference tone. Track progress with exercises and quizzes. Adjust difficulty levels. Receive instant feedback on accuracy. Sync with Apple Health to monitor practice sessions.
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