With over 200,000 education apps now available on the app store, finding the right one might blow your mind. And how can you learn anything with a burst mind? Here are ten of our favourite free apps.
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There are now more than 200,000 education apps available to download on the app store. If you laid them all end-to-end, they wouldn’t reach very far, because in physical terms they’re nothing more than electronic patterns on tiny little magnets in your iPad – but there’ still a huge amount with variety to suit every taste.
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