Assistant teacher course/Self-management and independent learning
Self-management and independent learning
editSelf-management and
independent learning
independent learning
Activity: | lecture, group work |
Group size: | unlimited |
Preparation: | test run |
Instructors: | 1 |
Duration: | ? |
Higher-order volitions are volitions about volitions.
Self-management and independent learning
require higher-order volitions.
- Discuss the relationships between higher-order volitions, self-management and independent learning.
- How can you train your own ability to follow higher-order volitions?
- How can you train somebody else's ability to follow higher-order volitions?
Logical consequences are a parent education concept.
- Discuss the relationship between logical consequences and higher-order volitions.
Logical consequences are explained in the Wikibooks Parent Education Course Writer's Guide.
The term higher-order volition can be found in Wikipedia.
Handouts:
Self-management |
Independent learning |
Solitary learning
editWhile self-motivated learning in a group of pupils is important, solitary learning from a book is also something assistant teachers should learn.
External links
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