How questions are written and reviewed.
Question quality is the product. This is the process every question goes through before you see it.
From framework to published question
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Start from the public framework
Each exam publishes what it covers. We work from that framework, summarised in our own words, and tag every question to the competency it tests.
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Draft
A question is drafted with four choices, one correct answer, and an explanation for each choice. Software may help with a first draft.
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Check automatically
Every draft is checked for one correct answer, near-duplicates and balanced answer positions. A second, independent pass answers it without seeing the key; disagreement sends it to the front of the review queue.
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A certified teacher decides
A certified Texas teacher approves, edits or rejects each question. The reviewer's name and the date are stored with it. Only approved questions are published, and this is enforced in the software, not left to habit.
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Keep checking
Anyone can flag a question. Flagged questions go back to review, and a rejected question is removed from what learners see.
What we promise
Original questions
Every question is written from the public exam framework. Nothing is copied from official preparation manuals or from other prep companies.
A certified teacher approves every question
Nothing goes live until a certified Texas teacher has approved it. The reviewer and the date are recorded.
Honest numbers
Practice scores are estimates, and we label them that way. We make no pass guarantee and publish no pass rates we cannot back with data.
What we do not do
- We do not copy questions or passages from official preparation manuals or from other prep companies.
- We do not publish pass rates, testimonials or user numbers we cannot back with data.
- We do not present a practice score as a prediction of your official result. It is an estimate.
- We do not guarantee that you will pass.