Your teenager won't listen to you. So stop talking - and hand them a ticket.

88 seven-minute lessons in the life skills teens need - money, cooking, safety, communication. Your teen learns the skill, passes a quick 3-question exit ticket, and earns privileges.

Why?

You can't lecture a skill into a teenager. But you can ticket one out of them - learn it, prove it, earn the privilege.

LEARN — Your teen watches a micro-lesson (under 7 minutes).

TICKET — Your teen passes a quick 3-question quiz. That's the exit ticket: proof the knowledge landed.

FREEDOM — Every finished ticket trades for privileges you put on the menu. Later curfew. Extra screen time. The friend sleepover. The big or small ask.

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The Exit Ticket Curriculum

Eleven skills, 88 tickets, zero nagging. Preview 2 lessons for a week. Then unlock the rest.

$9. That's it. No monthly subscription. All yours.

What's Inside

PREVIEW: Wants vs. Needs: The 24-Hour Rule

Exit Ticket: Wants vs Needs the 24 Hour Rule

PREVIEW: Why Sleep Is Your Superpower

Exit Ticket: Why Sleep is your Superpower

Laundry Start to Finish

Exit Ticket: Laundry Start to Finish

The 10 Questions Every Teen Gets Asked in Interviews

Exit Ticket: The 10 Questions Every Teen Gets Asked in Interviews

Your Digital Footprint

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The Problem We Solve

Your teen is counting down to adulthood. The skills aren't counting up.

They're 16, maybe 17. Two years from a dorm room or an apartment — and they just asked you what the lint filter is. They can't tell you where to "order" their next Invisalign tray. Their answer to "tell me about yourself" in a job interview is five minutes of ummm. Their password is their dog's name, used everywhere.


And you can't teach it either.

Every attempt becomes a lecture, an eye-roll, or a fight, or, you both have ADHD. The important stuff — money, substances, the digital footprint colleges actually check.


Nagging doesn't work. You've proven that. Reminders, lectures, taking the phone — none of it builds a skill.


That's the gap Exit Ticket was built to close.

About Me


I'm a teacher. I'm a mom. An effective check for learning tool is an exit ticket. Teens fill out an exit ticket proving what they've learned — it's their ticket out of the door at dismissal. I've built the same system for your home: 88 micro-lessons (under 7 minutes each) where your teen learns real life skills, proves it, and trades every finished ticket for privileges they actually want.

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Simple Pricing

Simple Pricing even your teen can afford

One Time
$9.00
  • Short Mini Lessons

    Free Preview Lessons available

    3 Question Mini Assignment

    Self-Paced

    Mobile Friendly

Frequently asked questions

Can't find an answer? Don't hesitate to reach out.

contact@robsonandpuritan.com

Built for 14–17. Younger teens and young adults benefit too.


About 90 minutes total. Most families do 2–3 tickets a night for a week.


That's exactly what the tickets are for. Teens don't do it because you asked — they do it because tickets buy freedom. The system is the motivation.


No. $9 once. Yours forever, for every teen in the house.


Yes — it was designed for it. Short lessons, plain language, captions on everything, visual supports, instant-retake quizzes. Accessibility isn't a feature here; it's the foundation.


New 12-ticket packs are coming until the full 156-lesson academy is complete. Exit Ticket buyers get first access to every new pack.


Yes. There are several free preview lessons available. Sign up today.

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