1. Duolingo
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Last but certainly not least is Duolingo. The award-winning app is here to help anyone learn a new language by having fun. The app helps users learn over 20 languages, including Spanish, French, German, Russian, Greek, Swedish, and yes, English. Users can practice speaking, reading, listening and writing skills in their own time, which makes this app perfect also for kids that have some sort of speech delay and have troubles with English. Alternatively, it can be great for those kids that have a hard time keeping up in classes where foreign languages are taught and would rather follow their own space in parallel.
Duolingo works both on iOS and Android.
That being said, these have been 10 best free apps for special education teachers.
