Affiliation:
1. Dr. Dave Leadership Corp., USA
Abstract
Andrological processes comprise many facets in the overall learning experience, including, but not limited to, the field of self-directed learning. Self-directed learning itself is a broad field of study, but a particular subset of self-directed learning—autonomous learning—provides a potentially transformative process that higher education scholars, practitioners, and professionals can utilize successfully. Autonomous learning is related to the psychological underpinnings of self-directed learning. This chapter details how these psychological concepts can be utilized as a practical tool for experiential transformation.
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