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For Tanzania’s secondary students and teachers, Forms 1–6. Study notes, past papers, and an AI tutor, in English and Kiswahili.
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Twelve subjects, Forms 1–6.
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Two stories about putting off studying. Play with sound; English subtitles are on.
At the Department of Tomorrow, everything can wait—until one student wants to study today.
The maths exam is tomorrow. He hasn’t studied, and Mum has something that might help.