To kick-start 2025 Tassomai is challenging students to complete 20 or more Daily Goals in January to be in with the chance of winning a prize! Are you up for the challenge?!
Displacement Reactions are an important topic for GCSE chemistry students to understand and one which comes up regularly in GCSE science exams. It’s also a topic which we know many students struggle with. Read this blog post to get to grips with Displacement Reactions!
Read MoreTassomai’s AI-tutor is getting into the Christmas spirit this holiday season and we are increasing the Mai allowance for school users for a 4-week period!
Read MoreCalculating Percentages for Ratios is an important topic for GCSE maths students to get to grips with, as it’s an exam specification point for major exam boards. It’s also a topic which we know many students struggle with. Read this blog post to get to grips with Calculating Percentages for Ratios!
Read MoreHolly Bradshaw, Curriculum Leader for Science at Marple Hall School, spoke to us about how Class Tasks are helping with homework setting and boosting students’ confidence.
Read MoreAfter some very helpful teacher feedback, we’re excited to announce that we’ve updated the Class Tasks feature. Read this blog to find out what’s new.
Read MoreAll Tassomai teachers now get a free private subscriber account for their child, or to gift to a family member or friend’s child.
Read MoreStart a free 7-day trial before the end of November and get half-price Tassomai for 8 whole months, taking you all the way up to exam season!
Read MoreTassomai’s AI-tutor is getting into the Halloween spirit at half-term and we are increasing the Mai allowance for school users for one week to help students prepare for mock exams.
Read MoreChris Gunner, the Customer Success Manager at Tassomai and a former English teacher shares his tips on reducing teacher stress and how Tassomai can play a part in helping by reducing marking and making homework setting easier.
Read MoreFor World Mental Health Day, Tassomai invited parents to join a webinar on Teenage Mental Health with Stevie Goulding, from the charity YoungMinds. In this blog you can find out what was covered and watch a recording of the webinar.
Read MoreMark 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.
Read MoreTo help motivate students and introduce a little more competition on Tassomai we’re introducing Challenges, starting with the “Champion” and “Golden Boot” challenges.
Read MoreWe find a lot of GCSE science students struggle with questions about scalar and vector quantities. This “Tricky Topics” blog explains the key difference that students need to know to tackle this topic with confidence in their GCSE physics exams.
Read MoreHomophones is an important topic for GCSE English students to understand and one which comes up in GCSE English exams. It’s also a topic which we know many students struggle with. Read this blog post to get to grips with Homophones!
Read More”When I was teaching, the one thing I wished I had more of - aside from a moment’s peace - was time." Chris Gunner, Tassomai’s Customer Success Manager on the time-saving benefits of Tassomai for teachers.
Read MoreQuadratic Equations is an important topic for GCSE maths students to understand and one which comes up in GCSE maths exams. It’s also a topic which we know many students struggle with. Read this blog post to get to grips with Quadratic Equations!
Read MorePoetic Form is an important topic for GCSE English students to understand and one which comes up in GCSE English exams. It’s also a topic which we know many students struggle with. Read this blog post to get to grips with Poetic Form!
Read MoreTo celebrate Mai’s first birthday we’re sharing some facts about Mai, and an update from our team on how we plan to evolve this engaging addition to Tassomai.
Read MoreDiffusion is an important topic for GCSE biology students to understand and one which comes up regularly in GCSE science exams. It’s also a topic which we know many students struggle with. Read this blog post to get to grips with diffusion!
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