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Tips for teachers · 23 October 2026

Interleaving topics in secondary science: how mixing practice improves final grades

Blocked revision feels organised but fades by exam day. Why mixing biology, chemistry and physics topics in practice builds stronger recall, and 3 ways to start.

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Case study, Tips for teachers, Tips for users · 8 February 2024

Hungry for knowledge – swapping lunch queue passes for revision performance. “How We Did it…“ with Claire Crichton-Allen

Claire Crichton-Allen, an experienced Head of Department speaks to us about incentivising students without any budget and exceeding the National Average by 10% to get her school’s best-ever GCSE science results.

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Case study · 19 April 2023

Taking learning ‘on the go’ & topping-up lessons anywhere

"It’s like having a tiny science teacher drip feeding knowledge to our kids when we are not around" is how science teacher Scott Clarke describes Tassomai in this school case study.

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Article · 17 March 2023

British Science Week 2023 – Connections: Building Long-Lasting Knowledge through Retrieval Practice

British Science Week 2023 focuses on the theme of Connections, so Murray Morrison, Tassomai founder, looks at how this relates to practice, revision and the foundations of Tassomai.

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Case study · 26 October 2022

My first year using Tassomai for science teaching

Rebecca Higginson, Second in Department for Science at Newton Abbot College, talks to Tassomai about her experience of joining a new school that has been using the platform for years and how it helps to inspire her students’ learning…

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Case study · 31 May 2022

How Tassomai has transformed our students' attitude to learning science

John Pacey, Assistant Headteacher at Acklam Grange School, talks to Tassomai about how his school uses Tassomai’s science courses and the change he has noticed in his students’ approach to learning… 

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News, Tips for teachers · 28 April 2022

NEW Live Lessons Schedule Announced for May Revision Period

Tassomai will be extending our series of Live Lessons to run throughout the May revision period! Find out more about the new sessions here…

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Tips for parents · 13 October 2021

GCSE Science - What You Need to Know as a Parent

Our GCSE Survival Guide science expert, Kit Betts-Masters, explains exactly what parents need to know about the science GCSEs and how to get prepared for revision early.

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Tips for parents, Tips for students · 13 October 2021

Common problem areas in GCSE science

Matt Green, AKA The Rapping Science Teacher on TikTok, writes for the Tassomai blog about the trickiest topics in GCSE science and how students can get ahead by tackling them early.

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News, Tips for teachers · 24 April 2019

Introducing Tassomai for Key Stage 3 English, maths and science

Next academic year, Tassomai will be bigger and better than ever! Tassomai’s founder Murray explains more about the addition of new multi-subject content for younger learners.

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