How Every Lesson Gets Verified

"Fact-checked" shows up on pretty much every page of this site, so here's what it actually means.

Step 1: Built for real classes

Every lesson starts from what actually works with my own students, not from a generic curriculum outline. Each one is something I've used with a room of credit-recovery kids or built the exact same way as the ones I have, and when a format stops holding a class, it gets rebuilt.

Step 2: Reviewed against sources

Facts, dates, quotes, and every answer key get checked against real sources before a lesson is finished. I'd rather catch a wrong date myself than have a student catch it for me.

Step 3: Print-tested

I check that the thing actually prints the way you'd hand it out: no question split across a page, no missing answer line, no surprise at the copier.

If a lesson passed all three steps, it's on the shelf. If it didn't, it isn't here yet.

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