Education has changed a lot over the past two decades. Institutional education still exists. However, there is more focus than ever on learning at home, continuing one's education, and using the Internet for the glorious information tool that it is. Childhood is especially important for learning. Obviously, we cannot do every work every child is different. However, we hope that these learning apps for kids can help!
ClassDojo
ClassDojo is one of the few virtual classroom style learning apps for kids that we'll be talking about on this list. Using this app, parents, students and teachers can all interact with each other. Educators can communicate with children about their educational needs, parents can stay up to date on their child's education, and children can get the attention they need in order to get a better education. Unlike many, this does not replace the classroom experience but functions more as a positive reinforcement and communication tool to help keep everyone on the same page. The only downside is that you will need to find tutors who want to use this type of tool.
Duolingo
One of the best learning apps for kids when it comes to learning a new language. It has a variety of supported languages, including Spanish, French, German, Italian, Dutch, Irish, Danish, and even English. What makes the app so great is that it is completely free to download and use. There are no hidden fees and in-app purchases are completely optional. The developers boast that 34 hours in this app equals a semester at the university. It's effective, it's fun, and it's free.
Edmodo
A classroom application that helps students, teachers, and parents interact more. Unlike ClassDojo, Edmodo has more than one educational aspect where children can engage with each other, parents, and teachers about tasks. The idea is to improve student expulsion. Students can handle their assignments, track their performance, and even upload files to the classroom. It's a great platform to connect everyone together and help kids really focus on what they need to learn. Like most, the only difficult part is getting everyone on board to use it.
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