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Introducing new data drops - powerful data at your fingertips!

Tips for teachers · 23 November 2020

Introducing new data drops - powerful data at your fingertips!

New data visualization features for schools promise to level up implementation of Tassomai, save staff time and give teachers the means to reward students for their learning on the platform.

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Using images to increase the impact of Tassomai's new maths content

Tips for teachers, Tips for students · 17 November 2020

Using images to increase the impact of Tassomai's new maths content

Our new KS4 maths content uses images to improve knowledge retention and boost student engagement . Find out how this approach improves the teaching power of our quiz questions.

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Moving from a magpie mindset

Tips for teachers, Article · 17 November 2020

Moving from a magpie mindset

Guest blogger Vic Goddard tells us what he looks for when choosing EdTech , how this has changed over the years and why he’s keen to put Tassomai’s new English Literature course to the test.

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Students don't have time to revise in ineffective ways - this is what science says is the best way to learn!

Tips for teachers, Tips for parents, Tips for students · 11 November 2020

Students don't have time to revise in ineffective ways - this is what science says is the best way to learn!

Revision and learning expert (and our guest blogger) Kit Betts-Masters shares his strategy for exam success … and it starts with putting down the highlighters.

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Mock Exams in a Year of Remote Learning

Tips for teachers · 5 November 2020

Mock Exams in a Year of Remote Learning

It’s been an unpredictable year and we can’t say for certain how exam season in 2021 will turn out, so mock exams could be more important than ever. Find out how Tassomai can help you identify your students’ strengths and weaknesses and focus their revision.

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How Tassomai's English literature course works

Tips for teachers · 29 October 2020

How Tassomai's English literature course works

Learn more about the structure and method behind our new KS4 English literature content, and how it will help to increase knowledge retention .

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Attracted to Distractors

Article, Tips for teachers · 6 October 2020

Attracted to Distractors

Learn more about the theory behind multiple choice question design and why a ‘good distractor’ helps us to assess gaps in students’ understanding.

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Remote learning plans for science, maths and English, the scientific way!

Tips for teachers · 10 September 2020

Remote learning plans for science, maths and English, the scientific way!

The DfE has said schools are expected to have a strong contingency plan in place for remote education provision by the end of September , here’s how Tassomai can help.

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New Diagnostic Snapshot tool

Tips for teachers, News · 28 August 2020

New Diagnostic Snapshot tool

Tassomai and Pearson have developed a Digital Snapshot tool for the Pearson Edexcel GCSE Science specifications, to help teachers plan necessary reteaching and laser-target their interventions.

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Tassomai + Wonde = 🚀

Tips for teachers, Article · 3 August 2020

Tassomai + Wonde = 🚀

Tassomai integrates with Wonde to reduce teacher workload and manage school data efficiently.

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A first look at Tassomai’s new GCSE maths content

Tips for teachers · 14 July 2020

A first look at Tassomai’s new GCSE maths content

Tassomai is well known as an online learning program that boosts attainment in GCSE science, and from Autumn 2020 Tassomai's packages for schools will also include Key Stage 4 maths!

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We need ‘track and trace’ for education!

Article, Tips for teachers · 25 June 2020

We need ‘track and trace’ for education!

An open letter from Tassomai’s founder to school leaders about the Government’s ‘catch-up’ tuition plan, and why direction and focus is essential for it to succeed.

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A first look at Tassomai’s new GCSE English literature content

Tips for teachers · 22 June 2020

A first look at Tassomai’s new GCSE English literature content

Learn more about the course structure and the texts we are covering, and take a look at some sample questions .

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How students' performance improved on Tassomai - 2020 update

Tips for teachers, Article · 1 June 2020

How students' performance improved on Tassomai - 2020 update

We’ve analysed our data to see how much students improved on Tassomai throughout the 2019/20 academic year, and the results are impressive! This post explains in detail how we calculate the performance improvement metric.

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Using Tassomai data to support centre-assessed grades

Tips for teachers · 21 May 2020

Using Tassomai data to support centre-assessed grades

As teachers around the country face the challenge of grading their own students, Tassomai founder, Murray Morrison , shares some vital tips on how Tassomai data could be used to support decision-making .

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Tassomai packages for schools to include GCSE maths and English literature in 2020/21

Tips for teachers · 30 April 2020

Tassomai packages for schools to include GCSE maths and English literature in 2020/21

We are developing new GCSE maths and English literature content and we plan to add this to our KS4 package in September.

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Advice from Tassomai teachers: Getting students on board remotely

Tips for teachers, Tips for users · 2 April 2020

Advice from Tassomai teachers: Getting students on board remotely

Top tips from Tassomai teachers about getting your students on board remotely, a situation many schools have found themselves facing due to Covid-19.

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Free access for schools affected by closures

News, Tips for teachers · 12 March 2020

Free access for schools affected by closures

Information about free Tassomai access for all schools affected by Coronavirus related closures.

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Independent learning with Tassomai

Case study, Tips for teachers · 6 March 2020

Independent learning with Tassomai

Head of Science, James Stradling writes about the challenges facing our coastline schools and using Tassomai as a tool to promote independent study.

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Show me the evidence!

Article, Tips for teachers · 24 January 2020

Show me the evidence!

Tassomai founder Murray Morrison on the formation of the EdTech Evidence Group (EEG) and why schools should be evaluating edtech providers based on evidence of impact.

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