a. Autonomy: Integration: Offer learners choices and autonomy in selecting topics for projects or discussions. Allow flexibility in how assignments are completed, enabling learners to take ownership of their learning process. b. Competence: Integration: Provide clear learning objectives and constructive feedback. Design challenging yet achievable tasks that allow learners to develop and demonstrate their skills, fostering a sense of competence and mastery. c. Relatedness: Integration: Facilitate peer interactions through collaborative projects, discussion forums, or virtual study groups. Incorporate activities that promote a sense of connection and shared learning experiences among participants.