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Neda Mulji

Neda Mulji

Self-directed learning has its underpinnings in constructivist learning theory which distinguishes between surface and deep learning. (Representational image)

Can teachers get pupils to take charge of their learning curve?

Children are not born with the tools for self-direction; intrinsic motivation is not deep-seated within their personalities.

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