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Tricky Topics #4 - Biodiversity and Reforestation
We can see that a lot of students struggle with questions about the biodiversity and reforestation. The fourth of our “Tricky Topics” series explains what these terms mean, and why we care about them.
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Update to quiz interface
We’ve updated how quizzes look, giving them a sleeker, smoother look, as well as giving students the ability to look back at more previous questions.
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Tricky Topics #3 - The Menstrual Cycle
We know many GCSE science students struggle with this topic. This article shows a Tassomai quiz question about the menstrual cycle and explains the 4 answer options in detail.
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Tricky topics #2 - Earth's Early Atmosphere
We can see that a lot of students struggle with questions about the Earth’s early atmosphere. The second of our “Tricky Topics” series explains what has changed and why.
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How to use the Subjects Tab
Explore the Subjects Tab to find out how well you’re doing in each subject and topic. You can also pause topics and control the content you’re seeing on Tassomai.
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New Stats for Students
We've added a whole host of stats to the student dashboard - these let students see how they're progressing, making it easier for them to track their daily goals .
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Why are Daily Goals better than the Wheel?
Daily Goals have replaced the wheel - find out why they’re an improvement on the wheel for parents, teachers and students!
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What are "Daily Goals" and where is the wheel?
We’re updating Tassomai, and adding a new “Daily Goals” feature - find out what it means here!
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