Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Could you summarize what Beestar offers?



Yes. Beestar offers curriculum-based online programs for school kids. They include Math, English Language Arts (ELA), Science, Social Studies, and GT (Gifted & Talented) Math exercises.

After setting up accounts (membership sign-up), every semester you can log in to select/register a weekly math program for free, for as long as you want, without obligation. If you want to enroll your child to a fee-based program (ELA, science, social studies, Gifted & Talented (GT) math ), for a $20-$30 fee, your child can do the exercises for a whole semester (2 exercises per week).


2. What are the Beestar Progressive Exercise (BPE) programs?



Beestar Progressive Exercise (BPE) is a systematic knowledge application and skill practice program designed to help students master what they learned in school. The weekly exercises can strengthen their skills, bring deeper understanding to concepts, and provoke interests.

Beestar Progressive Exercise (BPE) covers the core subjects such as math, English Language Arts (ELA), and science. With these after school trainings, students will make excellent grades, have more confidence in classroom, and build a solid academic foundation for their future career endeavor.


3. Do you have programs for kids in kindergarten?



Not yet. Children in kindergarten probably should have playful activities for their age. If your kindergartener likes online math or ELA, you may guide him/her to try some first grade exercises.


4. What is the format of your exercise programs?



BPE programs are based on the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS) system, with many additions from the Virginia Standards of Learning (SOL) system, Massachusetts MCAS system, and the California STAR Program. Most exercises follow the standard test format with multiple-choice problems. Exercise topics are arranged in the public school curriculum sequence, in a slightly faster pace. They are designed to provoke learning interests and master fundamental skills.

With the Beestar accounts you have, you log in to select and register exercise programs semester by semester. BPE programs start and end following the school semesters (terms) in the Sugar Land area. Fall and spring have different exercise items. Although the actual dates vary year from year, fall and spring semesters always have 19 weeks (18 weeks exercise and 1 week summary).

From 2005, Beestar also provides 9-week summer terms (8 weeks exercise and 1 week summary). Summer is the last term of a school year. It is designed to prepare students for the next grade level in fall.

In a program, a student needs to complete 2-5 exercises every week in a term. Each exercise takes about 10 minutes. The parent can keep track of the kid's progress online. He can read exercise reports at the end of each week. The student's achievements as well as places to improve are reported.


5. My child is just a first grader. Is he ready to do math exercises on the computer?



For a first grader, doing anything independently is a challenge. At the beginning, you should sit together with your child from the start to the end and assist him through the process. Then, you can gradually let him handle more until he is comfortable to do it all by himself. Depending on the progress, some children grasp the skills in 2 weeks while some may take longer. Many first-graders use our online programs every week with only minor help from parents.


6. My child is registered into your math exercise program. Does he need to prepare anything before it starts? How do you get the full benefit of the program?



BPE will guide you and your child throughout the process. In general, there are 3 steps:

1. Understand the exercise goals: You need to preview the objectives (exercise topics) before starting an exercise. BPE will remind you the exercise topics the week before, and optionally recommend reference materials. If your child is not ready for the topics listed, he should study them first, before taking the exercises.

2. Take the exercises: each program has 2 exercises every week. They are published on Sunday. Each of them takes about 10 minutes. You can do them any time during the week. All the exercises are timed. Speed is an important factor in skill mastery. So, make sure your child is not interrupted during the session, and encourage him to solve the problems as quickly as he can.

3. Assess the results: results are given right after your child submits his answers. Your child should study the results carefully, especially his errors. At the end of the week, the exercises are closed and a report is sent to the parent. It includes the student's exercise details and statistics.


7. How are the exercise programs developed?



BPE teachers have many years of school teaching experience. We have studied state standards, major workbooks, and published tests to compose our progressive exercise programs. We actively participate and monitor the on-going education reform to include the latest curriculum and standards into our programs.

Beestar programs were initially designed for the Houston area students in Texas. But over the years, we've seen as good or even better curricula in some other states. To enrich our contents and aim at high standards, Beestar has been working with the education departments of several states to include their high quality test items and curricula whenever possible. As more students from other states use Beestar, we hope to offer the best online programs for all of our users.


8. My child is the top student in his class. Does he need BPE?



BPE program may benefit your child in such ways:

1. BPE is interesting and challenging to even the top students. It's good to consolidate the fundamentals and broaden your child's knowledge by extensive exposures.

2. There are many talented students enrolled in Beestar. It's good to let your child meet other competitive kids and realize there is always room to grow and to improve.


9. My child is an average student that does not like homework. How can your exercises be helpful?



Online computer-based exercises provide another way of drawing your child's interests. Kids are more attracted to interactive content. Short time spans, instant results, and vivid graphic pictures are all geared to make study easy and fun. Your child will probably like computer-based programs.

Beestar Progressive exercises start with simple basic content. Most students find them easy at the beginning. After kids gain some confidence, the exercises gradually raise its level, often un-noticed, to practice fundamental skills. A little every day makes a big difference as time progresses. Parents are often surprised at the progress their children have made after a semester. In our experience, those average kids who lack interests in conventional study methods benefit the most from Beestar programs.


10. Although my child is a 2nd grader, his math skill is at the 3rd grade level. Can he benefit from the BPE math?



Congratulations. Kids that get ahead early usually have more confidence and thus have more opportunities. You certainly should choose the programs that suit your child's knowledge level. BPE for grade 3 math means the exercise content is at the public school 3rd grade level. Your child does not have to be a 3rd grader to participate.

If your child is enrolled at the 3rd grade level, you will be able to compare his records with other participants (mostly top 3rd graders). The exercises will make your child more confident to proceed. BPE site will help you check his performance, so you know what he needs in his fast learning process. Please note that the samples are not enough for assessing grade levels. For most kids, we still recommend selecting their school grade level.


11. How is your exercise program compared to conventional workbooks?



Conventional workbooks are a good resource for kids to practice their knowledge and skills. Nevertheless, good books alone often do not deliver without an organized program. It's like giving your child the best textbooks but not sending him to school.

We have seen parents struggling in persuading their children to work on nice thick workbooks. In most cases, the effort is on and off depending on how much time the parent puts in. He also needs to keep track of the right pace, amount, and contents. It is often difficult for busy parents, and thus many of them eventually give up in frustration.

BPE program manages the pace, amount, and contents systematically. It reminds parents and children to proceed. It enables parents to review their children's progress anywhere anytime with detailed information and statistics. BPE results provide a solid base for students and parents to make wise study plans. With computer-based programs, children can see results instantly. They feel more independent, not pushed. Parents spend less time and are comfortably in control. Best of all, students learn more and enjoy studying.




12. Why do you time all the exercises?



We expect students to finish an exercise within 10 minutes. Speed is an indicator of skill levels. If two kids solved the same problem, there is a big difference if one used 10 minutes and the other used 20. With timed drills, Beestar exercises train students to be quick problem solvers.


13. Why is my child's exercise time overwritten?



Beestar system may overwrite the start time of an exercise, when it finds the time spent was too short for a meaningful practice and learning.

An extremely fast exercise submission is mostly caused by a technical problem such as a loss of Internet connection or a computer glitch that your child had to fill up the answers to re-submit. Beestar system will automatically reset the time to the average 10 minutes so that the parent is not misled by the extreme speed. If your child occasionally restarts an exercise without a technical reason, please kindly remind him/her to start and submit in one run, so that you can see his/her actual skill level.

If your child has done it the right way and still gets such a "treatment", it means he/she is not at the right program grade level. The program is way too easy for him/her. You should select a higher-grade level in the next term.


14. I want my child to study as much as possible. Can you provide long exercises?



We intend to provide short exercises to elementary students. Doing a little every day is our philosophy. We do not recommend young students spend long hours on school curricula. There are many valuable activities they should participate, such as sports, art projects, field trips, chess, etc. The variety of activities is significant for healthy kids' growth and is important in building their people skills. We want kids to have a fulfilling and well-rounded grade school life with many things to remember.




15. What are the pass and excellent scores for your exercises?



Beestar exercises are slightly more demanding than normal public school requirements. A 80% score within the recommended time is at the excellent level. 60% is the pass line.

Unlike those college admission tests, scores are not the purpose of exercises. Building solid fundamental abilities is the primary goal. Students that learn the most in Beestar are those who make mistakes first and follow up to figure out why.




16. Are these short exercises enough for good school grades?



They are not enough. Beestar is one of the educational programs worth your consideration. You definitely should try other good programs as well.

In America, every kid has a panorama of offers competing for his attention. For the short time he spends with Beestar, we could not give him as much knowledge as we wished. Our exercises intend to fill his mind with interesting questions after leaving the computer. Those questions make him think, ask, go to the library, or even start an experiment. Kids looking for answers will learn a lot without reminding. Beestar helps to make such proactive learners.


17. What are the GT (Gifted and Talented) programs?



Beestar GT programs are designed for kids who want more challenge beyond the required basic skills. Following the school teaching system, GT programs go slightly ahead of the regular curricula. They intend to provide more mind-stretching problems to elevate students' thinking and problem solving ability. Unlike the regular programs, many GT problems require multiple steps to solve. Some of them demand generic critical thinking and spatial imagination skills.

Note that Beestar GT programs are not a set of brainteasers. They are curriculum-based academic exercises. They intend to raise student's academic record to the excellent level (top 10%) and prepare them for selection tests.

If your child finds the regular programs easy and has the energy to take more challenging exercises, you should let him/her try the GT programs.


18. My child is gifted. Should I let him do the GT programs only?



We recommend that all GT students do the regular programs as well. Beestar regular programs cover the fundamentals. Young students need solid fundamental skills and broad exposure to sustain their higher pursuit.


19. Where can I find the listed study references?



The primary reference SFAW (Scott Foresman - Addison Wesley, Math/ELA STUDENT EDITION) is a series of textbooks. They are used by the Houston area public schools. Every student has a set. These books are not available in general bookstores or Amazon. Only some school textbook distribution stores carry them. However, they are not required for Beestar programs. Many outside students use their own textbooks with corresponding chapters.

The full names of other references are listed in the short name lookup table. You may find them in Amazon or general bookstores.


20. How to set up as a Beestar member?



As a parent, you need to submit the setting up account form to set up a parent account and a student account in Beestar. The passwords will be sent to your email. From then on, every semester, you can select and register Beestar exercise programs for your child. Both you and your child can log in to access the weekly exercises. The parent account can view more information.




21. Why should parents set up accounts for their children? What are the uses of Parent accounts and Student accounts?



Most of Beestar users are young students. They need their parent's directions and assistance in using Beestar or any other web services. We do not accept kids enrolling to our web site without parent permission and guidance.

Thus we require parents to set up accounts for their children. Beestar will only use the parent's email to communicate a student's status. Parents can see everything about their children under their master accounts.

Students can log in to do their exercises. But they cannot see statistic information.


22. Why should I not use a temporary email in Beestar?



It is for your convenience. We understand that some people have bad experience signing up to a web site and ending up receiving unwanted advertisement messages. In Beestar, you do not need to worry about it. Your email will never be disclosed to any other party. We only occasionally send you a message for your child's exercise status or for a web site event (such as semester start/end dates or emergent site downtime). Users can choose to turn them off in Options. If you use a temporary email, you will miss the information you need. Feel free to ask any existing Beestar users about it.


23. Why have I not received the account confirmation email yet?



There are several possibilities:

1. Your email service provider such as Yahoo and Hotmail may have filtered our email messages to the "Bulk Email" or "Junk Email" folders. You need to check those places and set your account to receive Beestar emails to your inbox folder.

2. The email delivery happened to be slow that day. You should give about 24 hours to conclude that the message is lost. In normal cases, it takes 1 to 15 minutes.

If you conclude that the confirmation message is lost, you can use the Forgot Password function on the login page to retrieve your password. You enter your email and submit. Our system will send the password to your email again. You can then use them to login. If you still cannot get your password, you need to send your email, name, and phone number to info@beestar.org for help. We will manually send your account information to you.


24. Why should I enter my child's real name and school?



When your child does well in exercise, we list his name (no contact info) in the honor roll for internal members. It is our program design to let kids vividly see their achievement and share their success with parents. Kids have more fun and interests to learn when their progress is recognized. Since day one, Beestar users have made the web site a warm, friendly kids community. Everyone enjoys it better when things are real. Our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy should relieve your concern. If you ask any existing Beestar user, you will know that our web site is a safe place for your child.


25. A student account requires the student's email address. What if my child does not have email yet?



Beestar uses email as a user's unique identifier. Email is easy to remember for most users. You can put an imaginary email address for your child as long as it's unique in our system. Then update it when the real one is available.

For example, say your child's name is Michael Smith. You can put michael_smith@yahoo.com as his email. Beestar does not send messages to it. We occasionally send notifications to the parent's email only. Users can choose to turn them off in options.


26. How do I register your exercise programs?



After you set up Beestar accounts, you have created a parent account (email/password) and a student account under you. Then every term (fall, spring, and summer), you can log in to select and register exercise programs for your child. Note that you should set up accounts only once, but select/register programs term by term.

At the beginning of a term, you should log in using parent account email and click the student link to bring up his/her home page. Then, click the Register menu link at the top, you will see the registration methods with the student's information pre-populated. Fall, spring, and summer have different exercises. They usually become more challenging in this order at the same grade level.

You can select/register any programs you want. For the free math programs, you use the Free option registering online. For the fee-based programs such as ELA, science, social studies, and GT, click the Check/Credit Card link to bring up the form for payment. Most programs are $20-$30 per semester (2 exercises per week). To pay with a credit card, the system will direct you to the secure PayPal service. After your PayPal payment, your programs will be activated instantly. To pay with a personal check, you may print and fill the form on paper and mail it to Beestar. Upon receiving your paper application, Beestar will register the programs for you with an email notification.

If you have purchased a program voucher from your local school, you click the voucher option and follow the instructions to register online.

The registered programs will show up on the student's home page from the first day of the term.


27. How do I find out what programs I have registered?



If the term already started, you can see your registered programs showing up on the student's home page (listed in this week, last week, and next week tables).

If the term has not started yet, you can go to the Future Exercises (from student home page top menu link) and select your programs by subject and grade. You will see their status (Registered or Not Registered).


28. Can I register exercise programs in the middle of a term?



You can register exercise programs before and during the term. When you register before the term starts, you will access each week's exercise on time. If you do so in the middle of a term, you can access those past exercises of the term via the Past Items menu link on student home page. But only the scores earned on time are counted into statistics.

Free math exercises may expire after they are due. Fee-based programs such as ELA and GT Math exercises do not expire week by week. You can access all of them until the start of the next term. Their fee stays the same through the term.

To get the full benefit of our programs, please register your programs early.


29. What grade level should I choose for the summer term programs?



Summer is the last term in a school year. Its programs prepare students for the next grade level in the upcoming fall semester. For example, if your child is in the 2nd grade in spring, you should register grade 2 level programs in summer. They prepare him for the 3rd grade level starting in fall. The grade 3 summer programs are for transitions to grade 4.


30. Why can't I start an exercise?



To help kids concentrate, we open a new browser window for the exercise worksheet page, which does not have any web links. We have learned the following causes that prevent a proper exercise start in a new window:

1. Your browser has its Popup Blocker enabled that blocks the opening of a new browser window. Latest Internet Explorers often have built-in Popup Blockers. Security software such as Norton, McAfee, AlarmZone, etc also have the Popup Blockers. You need to turn on/off their relevant settings to check whether they cause the problem. To safeguard against annoying ad-flying web sites, please allow popup for www.beestar.org specifically.

Note that, sometimes, a commercial software installs a Popup Blocker without your knowledge. Please read the next question on Popup Blockers for more information.

2. Your browser's cookie is disabled. Cookie is required for most interactive web sites. It's enabled by default. If you use Windows XP, go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Privacy Tab, set the slider bar to Medium (the default setting). If you use Windows 2000, go to Tools -> Internet Options -> Security Tab -> Custom Level button -> Scroll down to see cookie settings. Enable the two cookie options (the default settings).

3. You did not close a previous worksheet window. When you started a second one, the second worksheet was simply loaded to the first window without popping to the front of your screen. Thus you did not see anything "coming up" as usual. If you inspect your taskbar at the bottom, you should find the window behind the scene. Clicking this window will bring it to the front.

4. Your computer is infected by some Spyware that causes browser malfunction. You need to run a virus scanner (such as McAfee and Norton) to clean up your machine.

5. If your browser used to work and later had problems, you need to check the software you installed recently. Some network software (including virus detectors, firewalls, standby services, etc.) may interfere with your browser. Disable them temporarily to verify.

6. Some users solved their problem simply by closing all browser windows and rebooting the machine.


31. How to handle popup blocker related problems?



"Popup blockers" are applications designed to prevent a web site from opening a new browser window (usually an advertisement). Some buggy popup blockers prevent normal operations of opening a link in a new window. When this happens, you should disable the blocking.

There are several browser add-ons such as the Yahoo or Google search bars that include popup blockers. Windows XP Service Pack 2, adds a "pop-up blocker" by default to Internet Explorer. More details can be found at the Microsoft web site... http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/web/sp2_popupblocker.mspx

If a built-in popup blocker is turned on and you try to open a Beestar window that IE considers a popup, IE will display an icon in the bottom left of the status bar. You can click this to allow popups on Beestar web site. You can also go to Tools/Popup to add Beestar URL to allow popups.


32. What are the divisions in Beestar?



Beestar user families are grouped into divisions. A family's division is assigned randomly by the system at the initial account setting up time. A student's rankings such as honor roll, trophies, and medals are evaluated within his division. Divisions allow more deserving students to get their recognitions.

If a parent somehow created multiple parent accounts. He may have to log in each account separately to see his children on their honor roll. We suggest you use one parent account for all your children, for your own convenience.


33. How are the weekly honor roll ribbons awarded?



Students who answer 80% of questions right in a week will earn a ribbon for the honor roll. These students are placed by the total amount of time they use in the exercises. For instance, the student who used the least amount of time is awarded the 1st place blue ribbon.

This honor roll system is different from the conventional score ranking that showed in the score percentile column. The blue ribbon winner is not necessarily the highest scorer. He is the fastest with 80% or more correct. For example, between Jack (full score 40 used 25 minutes) and Emily (scored 36 used 20 minutes), Emily will get the blue ribbon, because she finished faster.

To control the size of the honor roll, only the fastest 50 students (100 for math) are displayed.

Beestar developed this honor roll system to promote skill proficiency and elevate students' reading/thinking speed. If your child often scores full points, but has never won a blue ribbon, you should encourage him/her to move beyond the comfort zone and go faster.


34. How are the program trophies and medals awarded?



At the end of each program, 4 trophies are awarded to students who earned the most honor roll ribbons. When the ribbon counts are the same, blue and green ribbons out-weigh orange ones. If there is still a tie, the overall less time spender has the edge. Trophies are awarded to the leading students who finish assignments in superior speed and proficiency.

Medals are awarded to the top students who accumulate the highest scores in a program. If there is a score tie, the overall less time spender has the edge. Scores accumulated week by week are a direct reflection of accuracy. These students are most knowledgeable and thoughtful in solving problems.

Note that the trophy and medal awards are not final until the end of the term. Following the same rules, 4 more students are awarded honor mentions with flower baskets.

To win a trophy and a medal, students not only need to finish fast and score high, but also need to exercise consistently. Parents and children who participate from the beginning to the end have the best opportunity and benefit.


35. What should happen if my child won a trophy or a medal?



Winning a Beestar trophy or a medal is a significant accomplishment. It requires one semester's consistent effort. Beestar will display your child's name and the award on the web site to honor his/her outstanding achievement. As Beestar is largely free or very low priced, we are not able to give monetary prizes as we have hoped. We suggest parents pick up the responsibility to reward the child. Beestar will remind each award winner family at the end of each term.


36. How long are my exercises available to me?



You can access your registered exercises throughout the semester. Free math exercises may expire after 2 weeks. Fee-based exercises do not expire week by week. You can access them until the start of the next term. Check Beestar Schedules for the dates.




37. Why does an exercise result show that I selected a different answer?



Beestar system displays what it received. There is a chance that the choice was changed before it was submitted. For example, in Microsoft Windows, after a user clicked answer A, answer A got the screen focus. If the user then accidentally pressed any of the arrow keys moving to the next question, the choice he just made would shift to B or D. It is a Microsoft Windows feature. It happens more often to our young users who are still learning to use the mouse and the keyboard. A solution is to click away from the answer you just selected, so it no longer has the screen focus. To be sure, you should quickly review the choices you made before a submission.




38. Besides your free exercises, what is the price of other exercise programs?



Beestar Educations was founded to serve kids in our community. Our math exercise programs are offered free. Once you set up accounts, your child can log in to use our math programs free for as long as you want, without obligation.

We collect a $20-$30 fee for other programs such as ELA and GT. It will help us cover some of the operational costs and keep this initiative alive. As we collect fees up-front, what you can access are either free or already paid. So you do not need to worry about unexpected bills.

For example, Linda wants to register the grade 3 math and ELA programs in the fall semester for her son Todd. The math program is free. She needs to pay $20 for the grade 3 ELA program (about 18 weeks). Todd won't have access to the ELA program until the payment is received.




39. How should I make payments to Beestar?



You need to log in using the parent email, select your student, and click the Register menu link at the top right. This will bring up the registration form with payment. We accept personal checks or credit cards through PayPal.


40. What is your refund and change policy?



You may contact info@beestar.org to request a full refund or a change of program within the first week of the semester (term). Afterwards, no refund or change is available. Our samples are designed to show you what the exercises look like inside. Please use them before your registration.


41. We find our registered program too hard/easy. Can we change it to another grade level?



Like in school, you may request a change within the term's first week by contacting info@beestar.org. Afterwards, we cannot switch you to another grade level. Although you may pay for another level, we suggest you stay through the semester, as there probably will be topics in later weeks that your child needs to learn.

Please understand that some fluctuations are expected during the course of a program, as the topics change and kids' strength areas are not even.


42. What is an exercise program voucher? How to get it and use it?



We issue vouchers to parents and affiliated schools who pre-paid our programs, so they can enroll their students conveniently.

To use it, you need to login Beestar as a parent member. Select the student link and click the Register menu link at the top. Then choose the registration with voucher form. Enter your voucher number to register your desired program (say an ELA exercise program). When you submit your request with the voucher number, your selected program will be activated instantly. A generic voucher number is good for any Beestar programs. It can only be used once.

You can purchase Beestar vouchers at affiliated local schools.


43. How to cancel my membership in Beestar?



For any reason, if you want to cancel your membership in Beestar, you can simply send an email message with your account info (name, ID number) and a "Cancel Membership" subject to info@beestar.org. We usually process the request within 1-3 days. Note that you must send the message from your email used in Beestar parent account. In the future, if you want to use Beestar again, you can just set up accounts as a fresh new user.


44. How do you cover the costs and keep this site running?



Most of Beestar contributors work voluntarily using after hours. Many of them have their kids in the exercise programs. We also have help from school teachers. In the long run, we need to find sponsors who can see the significance of this project. This will be possible when we have more users.


45. What is your referral program?



We want to see more and more community kids benefit from our educational web site. More users will enable us to improve and expand our programs. A growing user base also gives us a better chance to win sponsors and thus lower the cost to every family.

Our referral program is available to every Beestar parent. You do not have to be a paying customer to refer others. We recognize referrals as long as the referees use our exercise programs (either priced or free ones). Whenever you make 2 successful referrals, you can choose a priced exercise program free for your child.

You can refer through our referral web form (accessible after logging in your account). Our system will automatically match new user's email to what you have referred and give you credit. If you refer friends in other ways, tell them your email in Beestar. They will submit your email address when prompted their referrer information. Referral credits will show up the same way on your referral list for additional free programs.

For example, if Linda referred two families to our site, she can register the grade 3 ELA program for her son Todd without paying the fee.


46. I sent a referral email of a friend through your web form. Why was the referral status not changed to successful?



According to our records, most people do not act immediately for a recommendation. They usually wait for some time (2-5 weeks is not unusual) before having a chance to check it out. So please expect some days for the other party to respond. If your referral record is in Recognized status, it means that a new user has entered your email as his referrer. Beestar system has a validation process. Once your referral is validated, the system will set it to Successful automatically.

If your friend has set up Beestar accounts, these are the top reasons that the referral was not successful:

A. Your friend signed up with a different email address. In such cases, our system could not make a match. You should tell your friend your Beestar email. So she can submit it for realizing your credit.
B. Before your referral, another user had referred your friend's email. We only recognize the first one.
C. If your referral record is in Recognized or Validating status, it means that Beestar system is still validating the referral.


47. Two referrals are needed for waiving a fee. I have only one. Can I use it to pay half of the fee?



No. We only accept two referrals at a time. If you make 1 successful referral, it is always valid until you make another one to use the 2 together for a fee-based program.


48. Can I reproduce the BPE exercises?



No. Users are only licensed to use the exercises through Beestar web sites for the registered semester. Please read the Terms of Use agreement for more details.