CBSE Reading App by Freadom 1.4.5

App Highlights:

• A PERSONALIZED LIBRARY - Each child receives a personalized feed of stories, including books, videos, and audios tailored to their reading level and interests through a sophisticated recommendation engine.
• READING LOG - Children can monitor their daily reading through intelligent logs and time tracking.
• ACTIVITIES - The app offers 10-minute activity packs and monthly reading challenges categorized by interests.
• FACTS AND NEWS - A section providing grade-level appropriate bite-sized news stories that are inspirational and aspirational, accompanied by a quick quiz.
• GROWTH REPORT - Parents and children have access to a skill-based report to monitor progress.

The CBSE Reading app, developed by Freadom, is designed to cultivate a child's enthusiasm and ability to read. It serves as an adaptive mobile reading platform that aids parents of children aged 3-15 in fostering a daily reading routine in English.

The app offers carefully selected stories from reputed publishers organized by difficulty levels, engaging activities, quizzes, and daily uplifting news. Utilizing an AI-driven recommendation engine, it intelligently matches users with content suitable for their grade level, making it an ideal English learning tool for countless primary school students.

Supported by research findings citing brain development highlighting the prime window for language acquisition between ages 3-15, the app emphasizes seizing this critical period. Leveraging a decade of primary and secondary research, it assesses each user's reading level and guides them towards their desired proficiency using a unique reading scale. The app's AI recommendation engine ensures users access content aligned with their needs.

Equipped with an assessment framework, Freadom's selection of stories, news items, and activities aids in monitoring reading proficiency levels and facilitates parents in tracking their child's advancement while effortlessly discovering age-appropriate content. Furthermore, the team collaborates closely with Stanford’s Human Centered AI Department to enhance language acquisition through the app.