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Self-Directed Learning Curriculum implementation, praxis and scholarship in context
This open-access scholarly volume offers an in-depth analysis of self-directed learning (SDL) across curriculum design, teaching practice, and academic research. Drawing on a wide range of original studies, it highlights how SDL can be strategically embedded in curricula to foster learners’ autonomy and readiness for 21st-century challenges. Grounded in constructivist, socio-constructivist, and contextual learning theories, contributors explore topics such as AI’s impact, strategies to combat procrastination, homeschooling environments, pre-service teacher preparation, curriculum transformation, indigenous knowledge integration, climate change pedagogy, and educational robotics. The book equips educators and researchers with both empirical evidence and actionable strategies to enhance SDL in diverse educational settings.
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