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About FABLe Languages App

FABLe helps teachers to build foundation literacy skills for children by replacing the conventional pen and paper method. It aims at building targeted literacy skills through assessment and monitoring of reading fluency skills and providing expert recommendations for customized intervention plans for struggling learners and students with learning challenges. FABLe provides, • Graded reading passages to understand the student’s readability accuracy • Checklist about reading and retell quality • Detailed word analysis library (based on high-frequency reading lists, phonology and morphology) • Grade level goal setting levels for intervention planning • Reading resource guidelines The data collected over time will be used for research and monitoring purposes. The app will reduce manual effort and provide student wise analysis. Copyrights - Gateway School of Mumbai https://www.gatewayschoolmumbai.org/

What’s new

Version 1.19 · Updated September 11, 2026

Minor enhancements

App privacy

The developer, Keshavlal V Bodani Education Foundation, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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