What's in the kit

The Four Filters teaches you how to choose the best answer on PPR scenario questions when two or three of them sound right. The Signal Card keeps the method in front of you while you practice: the four filters, the question that catches each of the five reasoning traps, and what to do when two answers both seem right, on a two-sided printable you can review in a minute before a practice test. It comes with the PPR Cheat Sheet, two pages on how the exam is built and the professional duties it expects you to know.

You get:

1. The Four Filters, PPR Edition (86-page PDF)
2. The Signal Card (two-sided printable PDF)
3. The PPR Cheat Sheet (two-page PDF)
4. The Reasoning Log & Profile spreadsheet (Excel), which tallies your missed questions by trap

Bought separately, the book and the Signal Card cost $23.99. The kit is $19.99 through November 20, then $24.99.

Who it's for: candidates who have studied the content and keep missing scenario questions, whether this is your first attempt or a retake. If you haven't reviewed PPR content yet, start there. The Filters don't replace knowing the material.

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Why I wrote it

I'm a teacher who teaches people how to pass high-stakes exams. Years ago I built a framework that took my GMAT score from the 50th to the 80th percentile, and I taught it to more than 300 GMAT candidates. When my PPR practice scores stalled at 210, I rebuilt that framework for the PPR in two weeks and passed on my first attempt with a 250 (240 passes). This kit is that process, written down so you can use it. My results are my own, and yours depend on your preparation.

Independent publication, not affiliated with TEA, Pearson, or the TExES program.