Prove it

A button means you can actually do it

Buttons aren't for time spent. Some tests are a number you measure: log your personal best, and the site shows when you've hit an approved standard. Others are about doing a skill properly, so there's no number. You show Glen or Jeff, and they award the button.

Train: Work on the skill. As much or as little as you like.
Prove it: Show you can do it, or complete a measured test.
Personal best: Your best measured result, saved on this device.
Standard hit: You met an approved benchmark, like Engine under 10:00.
Button: A real GameSmarts achievement. Glen or Jeff award it.

How each test is checked

Show Glen or Jeff: You show them in person. For skills like Ball Boss there's no number to log.
Timed by anyone: A parent, teammate, sibling, Glen or Jeff times or measures it, and you log the result yourself.
Caught doing it: Glen spots it in game or practice video and awards it from the clip.
Recognize it: SEE IT puzzles train your eyes. They help you learn, but they don't earn a button on their own.

Coaches can tell Glen or Jeff when they see something — that's a nudge to check, not an award.