Editorial policy
Articles on LearnAlice exist to help parents make good decisions about their child's learning. That only works if you can trust what they say, so here is exactly how they are made.
Research and drafting, with AI assistance
Our articles are researched and drafted with the help of AI tools, the same technology that powers the LearnAlice product itself. We use AI for what it is good at: gathering sources, structuring a draft, and keeping the writing clear. We do not use it as an authority on facts, because it is not one.
Every factual claim traces to a primary source
Before an article is published, each factual claim in it is verified against a primary source: the actual CBSE circular, the official Cambridge timetable, the national survey report, the peer-reviewed study. We fetch and read those documents rather than trusting summaries of them, because secondary sources copy each other's mistakes. The sources are linked inside the article, so you can check them yourself. Facts that change over time, like exam formats or competitor pricing, are dated in the text. If we cannot verify something to this standard, we either say so plainly or leave it out.
A human reviews everything before it goes live
No article is published automatically. Every piece is reviewed by the founder before it appears on this site, and the review includes the sources, not just the prose. The byline says LearnAlice because that is the honest attribution: these articles are the product of a process, not a persona. We will never invent a fictional expert author to make a page look more credible.
What we will not publish
- Invented results. We do not have a study proving LearnAlice improves marks, so we do not claim one. Statistics in our articles come from third-party research and are cited.
- Medical or clinical advice. Our articles never diagnose, and no worksheet can screen for a learning difficulty. Where a topic comes near that line, we say so and point to qualified professionals.
- One-sided comparisons. When we compare LearnAlice to another product, the article includes a genuine section on when the other product is the better choice.
Corrections
If you find an error, tell us and we will check it against the sources and fix it. Corrections that change an article's substance update the article's last-updated date. You can reach us through the contact page.
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