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How to choose an online learning app for your child: 7 things to check
Every learning app says it is the best. The right one is the one that fits your child. Here is what to check before you pay — and how VHM Academy answers each point.
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1. Is it in your child's medium?
A Gujarati or Hindi medium child learns best in that language. Check the lessons are taught in it, not just subtitled. VHM Academy has separate Gujarati, Hindi and English medium courses.
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2. Does it follow your board, chapter by chapter?
If the app's order does not match the school's, your child cannot use it alongside class. VHM courses follow GSEB, CBSE and ICSE textbooks chapter by chapter.
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3. Can you control screen time?
Look for a daily limit a parent sets, not a promise. VHM parents set it from their own phone.
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4. Does it work on the TV?
A shared screen is easier to supervise and easier on the eyes than a phone. VHM has a dedicated Android TV app that signs in with a QR code.
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5. Does it handle more than one child?
Each child needs their own standard and progress. VHM holds up to six children on one account, with a discount for extra children on class plans.
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6. Can you try it properly first?
You should see the real lessons before paying. VHM lets you browse without signing in, and a free sign-in starts a 7-day trial.
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7. Is there practice and help, not just videos?
Watching is not learning. Check for quizzes, tests and a way to ask a teacher. VHM has quizzes per chapter, mock tests and a doubts feature.
Questions people ask
Which is the best learning app for kids?
The one that teaches in your child's medium, follows their board, lets you control screen time and lets you try it first. Use the seven checks on this page.
Is a learning app on TV better than on a phone?
For younger children, a shared TV is easier to supervise and keeps the screen farther from the eyes.
Ready to start?
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