Terms of Use
Who this is for
Show Your Work is a free tool suite designed for K-8 teachers, special education staff, intervention specialists, and school support teams. These terms apply to anyone who uses the tools or content on this site.
What you can do
You are welcome to:
- Use any tool on this site for classroom and school purposes
- Share tool outputs with colleagues, parents, or administrators
- Reference this site in professional development, presentations, or school documentation
- Link to this site from your own professional materials
What you may not do
Without written permission from the site owner, you may not:
- Reproduce, copy, or republish the tool prompts, methodology, or written content from this site
- Sell or license any part of this system under your own name or brand
- Repackage any tool, output structure, or framework from this site as an original product
- Use the Show Your Work name, brand, or system in a commercial product or service
- Scrape, extract, or systematically collect content from this site for training, resale, or redistribution
Ownership and intellectual property
Show Your Work is an original system developed by Mary Debus of sySTEMary. The tool architecture, output structures, prompt frameworks, written content, and brand are protected by copyright.
© 2026 Mary Debus / sySTEMary. All rights reserved.
The research citations on this site reference published academic work by Russell A. Barkley, William B. Benninger, and John Sweller. Those works belong to their respective authors and are cited for reference only.
What the tools do and don't do
These tools are designed to help teachers evaluate and adjust classroom tasks. They are not clinical instruments and do not diagnose students. Output is a draft starting point based on what you provide. Nothing on this site replaces professional evaluation, special education services, or clinical judgment.
Show Your Work is not responsible for decisions made based on tool output. You know your students. Use your professional judgment.
Show Your Work is not an educational institution and is not subject to FERPA. Teachers are responsible for ensuring their use of these tools complies with their school or district's policies regarding third-party tools and student information.
Changes to these terms
These terms may be updated as the site grows. The effective date at the top of this page reflects the most recent version. Continued use of the site after changes are posted means you accept the updated terms.