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For Learners, facilitators, teachers, tutors, etc. When you miss 'doing something' do you analyse why you missed doing it? If not you should. List the things that stopped or inhibited you and then the actions that you will take to circumvent or get over blockages. It may be that you just need to take a minor detour to pick up new skills, take smaller bites or just say no to someone and yes to yourself. One final point: Some UK colleges and universities offer courses that allow 'self directed learning'. These courses, as far as I have been able to evaluate, are 'self directed learning' in that you sign up for as course and then go and do your own thing. You are still tied to the academic year, timetable and required government outcomes such as achieving in an examination. More than happy to talk to organisations, either directly or peripherally/co-incidentally engaged in acquiring knowledge, colleges, etc. about the application of 'self directed learning |
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Wikiversity - useful resources |