Saturday, November 23, 2013

Week 7 DISCUSSION: More Refections

http://sisaljournal.org/archives/march12/tassinari/
I read the alloted readings on the subject of learner autonomy. In order to give a precise description or connotation of "learner autonomy" is not one of the easy tasks. The term’s approach varies from person to person, depending on what viewpoint one desires to inspect it from. Researchers may have "learner autonomy" and its sisters such as "learner independence", "Self access learning" and many more. Working in groups learners are aware of further protected and assist each other to find out and explain the activities. They further increase their own academic and touching characteristic.

In the beginning learners may find these types of methods more complicated, however as they progress, they get familiar and become extra provoked and self-assured. I used to segregate my learners into clusters and get them engage mutually. My learners contribute to and explore jointly and they develop into skilled learners.


Dr. Ashok Kumar

1 comment:

  1. It is a great activity. How often you have done those in class? Did you find any difficulties while teaching?

    Yes, learner autonomy can help teacher a lot and also students do learn by themselves. Making a habit of autonomous learning will help students learn more easily.

    Best
    Mak

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