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A proposed practice of human–AI inquiry, creative making, reflection, and return.

A strengths-focused approach discussed in the reports, organized around what works and what becomes possible.

A tangible result: a text, sketch, working tool, recording, or other work someone can inspect.

A visible prompt or practice that sets an interpretive stance for a session; it does not retrain the model.

A task-specific research concept in which a combined arrangement outperforms either component acting alone.

A process-philosophy term the report uses for distinct elements coming together into a new unity.

The report’s learning-by-making lens, associated with creating external, shareable artifacts.

A recurring sequence that returns to an earlier stage.

A collection of evolving, connected notes organized by relationships as well as time.

Directing your own learning and taking an active part in deciding what you believe.

A philosophical perspective that considers how tools and environments can participate in thinking.

Information about a result that can inform the next move.

A repeated attempt that lets you refine a question, method, or artifact.

Noticing and reflecting on how you are thinking or learning.

A proposed prompt role that reflects your ideas back for inspection from another angle.

A specific question or action that gives you somewhere to return.

The first question or intention in the report’s proposed visual vocabulary.

A metaphor for the difference between successive turns of an inquiry, not a psychological measurement.

The record of where material came from and who or what contributed to its current form.

A process that uses an instance of itself within its own operation.

Noticing and adjusting while you are actively making or doing.

A helpful structure—such as a question, worksheet, or example—that supports a practice.

A proposed prompt that starts an inquiry from a deliberately chosen stance.

The report’s dialogic lens on meaning as open to further interpretation.