The document discusses a learner-centered approach to education where students contribute to their own learning by making decisions about the content, learning procedures, and assessment. It suggests that education should empower students to control their own destiny by allowing them to negotiate their learning, reflect on their learning processes, and incorporate learner training into the curriculum to develop the skills needed to make decisions about their education.
The document discusses a learner-centered approach to education where students contribute to their own learning by making decisions about the content, learning procedures, and assessment. It suggests that education should empower students to control their own destiny by allowing them to negotiate their learning, reflect on their learning processes, and incorporate learner training into the curriculum to develop the skills needed to make decisions about their education.
The document discusses a learner-centered approach to education where students contribute to their own learning by making decisions about the content, learning procedures, and assessment. It suggests that education should empower students to control their own destiny by allowing them to negotiate their learning, reflect on their learning processes, and incorporate learner training into the curriculum to develop the skills needed to make decisions about their education.
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Curriculum They act and then They need training in the reflect on their skills and knowledge that are learning, and through required to make such the act of reflecting, decisions. their learning is transformed.
Classroom-Ready Resources for Student-Centered Learning: Basic Teaching Strategies for Fostering Student Ownership, Agency, and Engagement in K–6 Classrooms