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Posts tagged Impact

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Article · 3 November 2026

Beyond correlation: what our 2017 and 2018-19 impact studies show

Two Tassomai studies, from 2017 and 2018-19, go further than a simple usage correlation. What they measured, what they found and what it means for schools.

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Article · 23 October 2026

Evaluating EdTech impact: how to choose software tools that save teacher time

Too much EdTech ends up as shelfware. A 5-point audit to help school leaders choose software that genuinely saves teacher time and shows evidence of impact.

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Case study, Tips for teachers · 28 March 2025

“Great bang for your buck” - A headteacher’s verdict on Tassomai and its impact

Dr Paul Bell tells us how Horsforth School has embraced Tassomai to improve student engagement, reduce teacher workload, and drive better results.

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Tips for teachers · 11 October 2024

Ofsted's Quality of Education Framework: How Edtech Can Support Schools

Mark Barton, Tassomai’s Customer Facing Team Lead writes about Ofsted's shift towards a more holistic approach to evaluating schools and how edtech can support teachers and SLT.

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Case study, Tips for teachers · 26 June 2024

The Tassomai impact on Humanities

Clare Quarton, Teaching Team Leader for Humanities at Treviglas Academy, Newquay tells us about the impact Tassomai has had and how they’ve made homework fun, engaging and a little bit competitive for students.

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News, Tips for teachers · 3 June 2024

Closing the Pupil Premium attainment gap: results of the Pupil Premium Boost trial

In 2023/24, 20 schools trialled Pupil Premium Boost. Pupil Premium students with it made about 45% more course progress per question than Pupil Premium students without it.

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Case study · 8 June 2023

Supporting independent study with Tassomai in a high pupil premium area

James Stradling from All Saints Church of England School in Weymouth writes about using Tassomai to re-engage pupils with home learning in the post-covid era in an area of high pupil premium and poor social mobility. 

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Case study · 13 September 2022

Why I love Tassomai’s scientific approach to English teaching!

Chantelle Nichols, Teacher of English and KS5 Coordinator at The Sutton Academy in St. Helens, talks to Tassomai about how she uses Tassomai to identify gaps in her students’ knowledge and engage students who prefer maths and science in their English studies…

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Tips for teachers, Article · 31 May 2022

How students' performance improved on Tassomai - 2022 update

We’ve looked into our data to see how much students improved on Tassomai throughout the 2021/22 academic year, and the results are impressive! This post explains in detail how we calculate the performance improvement metric.

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Case study, Tips for teachers · 21 March 2022

Using Tassomai to help close the attainment gap in my school

Faye Brodrick, Head of Science at Ysgol Maesydderwen Comprehensive School in Swansea tells us how she created a ‘secret Tassomai club’ with her lowest attaining students in order to narrow the gap between her school’s highest and lowest grades.

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Case study, Tips for teachers · 4 October 2021

Using Tassomai data to improve interventions (and save time on marking too)!

Nick Cleator, Head of Science at Ormiston Bolingbroke Academy in Cheshire tells us how Tassomai data has changed his department’s approach to homework and lesson planning.

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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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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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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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News · 6 November 2019

We're Bett Awards 2020 Finalists!

For the second year running, Tassomai is up for 3 awards at Bett, the annual celebration of technology in education!

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Tips for students, Case study · 10 October 2019

My approach to Tassomai… a student’s success story

A Tassomai student tells us how she used the program to help her go from 4s and 5s to 8s and 9s, discovering a newfound love for science along the way!

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Tips for parents · 4 September 2019

Does Tassomai work and is it worth the money? An honest review for parents

An honest Tassomai review for parents: what it costs today, what has changed since 2019, where it falls short and what our subscribers told us.

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Case study, Tips for teachers · 10 January 2019

Improving outcomes

Ben Parnell, Regional Director for Greenshaw Learning Trust identified Tassomai as an intervention tool to improve science outcomes in two schools in the West Country, each with their own challenges.

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Tips for teachers, Case study · 28 November 2018

Rapid results in just a few months

Matthew Moss High School introduced Tassomai in the run up to Christmas and got their best ever GCSE science results within just 6 months - Claire Crichton-Allen tells us how they did it!

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Case study, Tips for teachers · 12 November 2018

Making the Grade with Tassomai

Carole Dean, Headteacher at The Stonehenge School on reducing the gender gap and her school’s spectacular GCSE science results.

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