How Incite Literacy Fits Your Learning
Real Projects. Real Skills.
Incite Literacy offers real project work that builds skills you’ll actually use.
Create a podcast. Build a personal brand. Launch a tutoring service. These aren’t worksheets or simulations—they’re projects that result in something real you can share.
Along the way, you’ll develop communication, critical thinking, and the ability to work with AI as a tool—not a crutch.
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What You’ll Build
Every Incite Literacy project develops skills that matter:
Communication - Speaking, writing, listening, storytelling. Every career needs these.
Critical Thinking - Evaluating sources, making decisions, solving problems. The skill employers rank highest.
Digital Literacy - Recording, editing, publishing, designing. The tools of modern work.
Project Management - Planning, executing, iterating, finishing. How real work gets done.
AI Collaboration - Using AI as a tool while keeping your authentic voice. The new literacy.
Choose Your Path
Whether you’re homeschooling full-time or supplementing traditional school, Incite Literacy adapts to how you learn.
Full-Time Homeschool
Best for: Families who control their full learning schedule
The Model: Morning skill building + afternoon project work
| Time Block | What Happens |
|---|---|
| Morning (1.5-2 hours) | Skill building with free platforms |
| Afternoon (2-2.5 hours) | Incite Literacy project work |
How It Works:
Morning skills feed directly into afternoon projects. When you’re working on the Podcast project:
- Morning reading practice helps you research your topic
- Morning writing practice helps you script your episode
- Morning critical thinking helps you evaluate sources
This isn’t learning in silos—it’s skills becoming real work.
Free Platforms That Pair Well:
- Khan Academy - Math, science, history
- CommonLit - Reading and comprehension
- Quill.org - Grammar and writing mechanics
Sample Day:
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 9:00 - 9:45 | Khan Academy Math |
| 9:45 - 10:30 | CommonLit Reading |
| 10:30 - 10:45 | Break |
| 10:45 - 12:45 | Podcast Project: Research and outline episode |
After-School Supplement
Best for: Students in traditional school who want more meaningful work
The Model: 1-1.5 hours, 3-4 days per week
Incite Literacy becomes where you apply skills to something real.
| Day | Time | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 1 hour | Project work |
| Wednesday | 1 hour | Project work |
| Thursday | 1 hour | Project work |
| Saturday (optional) | 2 hours | Catch-up or deeper work |
Note: A 3-week project may take 4-5 weeks at this pace. That’s fine. Quality matters more than speed.
Free Platforms We Recommend
These pair well with Incite Literacy projects:
| Platform | What It’s For | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Khan Academy | Math, Science, History | khanacademy.org |
| CommonLit | Reading Comprehension | commonlit.org |
| Quill.org | Grammar & Writing | quill.org |
| CK-12 | Science Textbooks & Simulations | ck12.org |
| PhET | Interactive Science Simulations | phet.colorado.edu |
| SHEG | Critical Thinking & History | sheg.stanford.edu |
All completely free. No paywalls, no premium tiers for essential features.
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