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Spotlighting historic LGBTQ+ inspirations: Alan Turing

Article · 6 June 2024

Spotlighting historic LGBTQ+ inspirations: Alan Turing

This Pride month we are spotlighting the LGBTQ+ figures that have inspired our team! While students are sitting their maths and computer science GCSEs over the next few weeks, it has got us thinking about some of the inspirational figures that lead the way in these fields. Sarah, our Sales Representative, was inspired by Alan Turing and the unjust way he was treated…

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What is retrieval practice, and how can it help students embed core subject knowledge?

Tips for teachers · 14 March 2023

What is retrieval practice, and how can it help students embed core subject knowledge?

Retrieval practice is a powerful tool for enhancing learning outcomes and embedding core subject knowledge . Retrieval practice platforms like Tassomai save teachers time and help them to rapidly identify knowledge gaps.

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Using Tassomai’s new computer science revision course

Case study · 9 January 2023

Using Tassomai’s new computer science revision course

Donna Robertson, Curriculum Leader of IT and Computer Science at Harrow Way Community School, talks to the team about her experience of Tassomai’s new computer science course …

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What do parents need to know about computer science GCSE?

Tips for parents · 5 October 2022

What do parents need to know about computer science GCSE?

Holly Billinghurst, private tutor at TeachAllAboutIt, former Computer Science teacher and textbook author, talks to Tassomai about what parents need to know about the Computer Science GCSE and how they can support their child with the subject (even if technology isn’t their own strong suit…)

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