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Self‐directed learning

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Adult and Continuing Education Topics Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods Educational Leadership and Innovation

Abstract

Abstract Explored in this chapter are the philosophical assumptions of self‐directed learning and how the study of this subject has contributed to our understanding of learning in adulthood.

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