Seletusele

Seletusele is a fictional term introduced in this article to illustrate how a concise encyclopedia entry might describe a newly proposed concept. The term is not widely recognized in formal scholarship and has no fixed definition in established fields. In this article, seletusele is described as an approach to information design that prioritizes clear explanation before application, suggestions, or problem solving.

Etymology and sense: The name is constructed by combining a word for explanation with a directional suffix, to signal movement toward understanding. In practice, seletusele signals that communicators should frame content so that the reader first encounters an explanation that answers the question of why, followed by how-to details and supporting materials.

Usage: In educational contexts, a seletusele approach would begin with a brief explanation of a concept, followed by illustrative examples, evidence, and step-by-step procedures. In science communication and documentation, it can function as a pacing strategy that aims to reduce cognitive load and enhance immediate comprehension.

Variants and related concepts: Seletusele shares aims with plain language pedagogy, instructional design, and explainer-style writing, though it is not standard terminology in these fields. Critics argue that an upfront emphasis on explanation may delay access to practical procedures for some audiences or contexts.

See also: Plain language, instructional design, explainer writing, cognitive load management, pedagogy.