Parent proof
How do I know if test prep is actually working?
Prep is working when the week creates evidence: the leak, the work, what changed, and the next decision. Target Practice is built around that proof loop.
Target Practice answer
Look for proof that the student found the right leak, completed a focused rep, and made a clear repeat-or-advance decision.
A parent is paying for prep but cannot tell whether it is moving.
The student is busy, but the work does not translate into a clear next step.
The family wants a weekly update that is more useful than minutes studied.
Proof loop
Families do not need a wall of prep activity. They need the target, the work, and the decision that comes after the work.
The plan starts by naming the score leak or study blocker that deserves the next hour.
The student completes one assignment that tests the fix instead of drifting through more content.
The parent sees a short update: what changed, what repeats, and what can wait.
Sample proof
The goal is not to make prep look busy. The goal is to show what changed and what deserves the next hour.
Before
The student studied for an hour, but nobody could say whether the right issue got better.
Leak
Timed transitions were costing more points than broad reading practice.
Rep
A short targeted drill replaced a vague instruction to keep reviewing English.
Proof
Parent update: the student repaired the priority leak once; repeat under time before moving on.
Start small
Run the free score check if you need a first read. Use the $9 Proof Week when you want one week of direction before a monthly plan.