Työskentelyvihko

Työskentelyvihko, often translated as workbook or working book, is a Finnish term referring to a type of printed material designed for practical exercises and self-study. These notebooks are commonly used in educational settings, particularly in schools, to supplement textbook learning. They typically contain a series of questions, problems, and activities that students are expected to complete, often in their own handwriting.

The primary purpose of a työskentelyvihko is to reinforce concepts learned in lectures or from textbooks. By actively engaging with the material through written exercises, students can deepen their understanding and retention. The format often allows for immediate application of theoretical knowledge, providing a structured way for learners to practice skills and test their comprehension.

Työskentelyvihkot can cover a wide range of subjects, from mathematics and science to languages and history. They are designed to be interactive, sometimes including spaces for drawing, diagramming, or writing short responses. In some cases, they may also contain answer keys or self-assessment tools, enabling students to check their progress independently. The use of a työskentelyvihko is a common pedagogical approach in Finnish education, emphasizing active learning and student autonomy.