Tassomai has helped 1000s of students get top grades in their GCSE maths exams.
At key-stage 4, content is structured around the core central topics of: numeracy, algebra, ratio, geometry, pythagoras & trigonometry, and probability & statistics.
✔ Included in school packages for Y7-11
✔ Included in private subscriptions for Y5-11
- Hayder Khan, Head of Maths: Bishop Challoner Catholic School
Look through some multiple choice quiz questions for maths, and see how students are supported by Mai, our AI tutor.
See how tools like the Tree are used to identify learning gaps and show a learner’s knowledge growing.
At GCSE level, Tassomai’s maths content is mapped to the specification for each exam-board, so you can be confident that all the required material has been covered.
Our GCSE maths content is written by maths teachers and education experts, and fully mapped to the specification for AQA, Edexcel, Edexcel IGCSE, WJEC and OCR (higher and foundation).
✔ AQA
✔ EDEXCEL
✔ IGCSE
✔ OCR (higher and foundation)
✔ WJEC
Tassomai’s Key Stage 3 maths content covers:
✔ FRACTIONS, DECIMALS & PERCENTAGES
✔ ARITHMETIC
✔ SHAPES
✔ NUMBER KNOWLEDGE
✔ ALGEBRA & PROBLEM SOLVING
✔ MULTIPLICATION
✔ GRAPHS DIAGRAMS, TIME & UNITS
Teachers have detailed oversight on their students’ activity and the ability to set homework and manage settings and topics through their Teacher Dashboards.
The Understanding Grid, a self-populating Personal Learning Checklist, uses the same data set as The Tree. At a glance, teachers can spot knowledge gaps at an individual or whole class level, saving valuable teaching time and enabling them to rapidly target interventions.
Learn about Tassomai in schools.
You may also be interested in this presentation from Tassomai’s founder about our Key Stage 4 Maths content.
Parents and guardians get a weekly email report and access to their own Parent Dashboard where they can follow their child’s progress and view their Trees.
The Parent Dashboard shows how many Daily Goals have been completed in maths and other subjects. Parents can also view learning resources (videos or articles) recommended specifically for their child to aid progress.
Learn more about Tassomai for families who have access through schools and for private subscribers.
GCSE maths students are invited to watch a short video when our algorithm sees that they need help with a particular topic.
Each tutorial is short (60-90 seconds) and directly related to the content the learner is about to be quizzed on next.
View more maths tutorial videos on our YouTube channel.
We’re so confident of Tassomai’s impact, we offer a GCSE maths grade guarantee to schools and private subscribing families.
The best way to get to know Tassomai’s maths content is to try it for yourself. Schools and families can both trial our award-winning content for FREE!
All schools can trial Tassomai for free for 3 weeks. You’ll get full access for your department and your students.
Click here to learn about our packages for schools where you’ll find the option to book a screenshare demo. If you like what you see we’ll get you set up in no time.
Families can trial Tassomai for free for 7 days, with full access to all age-relevant subjects. (Maths content is suitable for age 7 upwards.) Click here to learn more and start a free trial.
If your child already gets Tassomai through school, please read our info for school parents.
If you don’t already get Tassomai through your school, talk to your teachers about a schools package or a parent / guardian about a free private subscriber trial.
You can also find information for students here.
You may also be interested in these posts about maths.
Kyle Parsad talks about his experience of using Tassomai’s maths content to build good learning habits among his KS3 students, and about its positive impact on teacher workload.
Today we have a guest blog from the WISE Campaign talking about the importance of role models in ensuring more girls take STEM subjects at school and pursue careers in STEM industries.
The Tassomai team recently caught up with Kenneth, a father who uses Tassomai as part of his son’s homeschooling programme. We asked him all about how they use the platform and how it has helped with his son’s home education.
Our GCSE Survival Guide maths expert says that for GCSE maths, it’s essential that students get to grips with the basic core topics first and then build up from there.
