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Bright Buddy is an app that allows parents to homeschool their children with customizable and bilingual lessons in math, reading, and other subjects for only 99 cents. It features interactive lessons in English as well as Spanish, Urdu, and Hindi to educate children in their native language and provide a culturally diverse learning experience to complement traditional schooling.
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- 5. Features Spanish, Urdu, and Hindi to educate children in their native language Culturally diverse unlike other apps!
- 6. Educates children outside of school Helps children, whose parents are from another country Complements schooling with parent- directed homeschooling Head start in learning
Editor's Notes
- Bright buddy enables parents to supplement their children’s education with targeted homeschooling. For example, a family who speaks a native language other than english, can teach their kid to play with math problems bilinguially, in a light-weight app.
- Add the customization part. See notes in previous slide.
- It is more culturally diverse than competing homeschooling apps, and it is customizable, so a minority parent can use it to educate their children about their roots, native language, etc.
- Bright buddy does not replace schooling, but complementing schooling with parent-directed homeschooling, which may or may not include culturally diverse lessons such as history of their roots, learning math bilingually, etc.