TYPES OF POSTBelow are the different types of post that you will currently find in Intelligent Worksheets, and brief descriptions of the rationale for each.
Underlying each post is the philosophy and methodology of Intelligent Worksheets sketched here and in the ALIVE acronym.
Types of post in alphabetical order
Learning materials designed for exploration, connection and agency —beyond linear lists, worksheets and textbooks
All of the Intelligent Worksheets post types are intended for educational use. Many have audio and other materials attached to them.
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BEYOND WORKSHEETS post types are the most developed and deeply interlinked language learning materials.
Short essays and long-form writing on subjects related to a systems approach to education, language learning and a "post-instructional" pedagogyAcademic and playful images of all kinds
Developing English skills, thinking skills&communication awareness using images.
Familiar words and concepts looked at and clarified in fresh ways
A keyword is a word or concept that reveals valuable meaning when considered carefully. It is often fruitful to reflect carefully on words and concepts that we are familiar with in our daily life and therefore take for granted.
A KEYWORD NOTE in Inelligent Worksheets can be about
a single word or concept
two words or concepts considered in relation to each other (a "duality")
three words or concepts considered in relation to each other (a "triad")
Personal stories that invite reflection, provide inspiration and develop self-understanding
The first episode of the manga story Kaito Yoshi is here.
Learning materials based on movie scenesShort notes on subjects related to a systems approach to education, learning and a "post-instructional" pedagogyMaterials based on all kinds of videoIndividuals are complex systems. Global society is complex. These posts explore the connections between individuals and the issues of our world.Posts about interesting individuals
Reigning cats and dogs Collections of quotations on particular keywords or themesSummaries, brief comments and in-depth reflections relating to books, journal articles and other writingNotes on actual teaching and learning experiencesMaterials offering momentum to successful and enjoyable collaborationTechniques, concepts and language for more effective thinking and action
