Image by Lubov Lisitsa from PixabayThe strength of Self-Directed Learning is that it is student-centric and not teacher-centric activity. The natural curiosity of the child and creativity is enhanced in the process. Classroom becomes a co-constructed space where teacher and students are involved in the process of learning. Shveta Kapoor, educationist, curriculum and content developer said that self-directed learning is not the latest trend in education but has been around since the beginnings of...

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