Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Identify your own
learning needs
- Basic Issues about
Autonomous
Learning
- Learner Autonomy
(Holec 1981)
- Learners decide their own objectives
- Dickinson (1978)
- Students can choose their own content
- Benson and Voller
(1997)
- Learners study depends on
themselves
- Learners Apply the learning Skills
to the learning
- Learners are in control of their
learning
- Learners decide their goals
- Learner independence
- Benson (1997)
- Technical
- Oxford (1990)
- Metacognitive
- Cognitive
- Social
- Psychological
- Political
- Positivism
- Constructivism
- Critical Theory
- "Autonomy"
Little (1991)
- It's not a synonym of self-instruction
- It doesn't entail an abdication of
teacher's responsability
- It's not something that teachers do to
learners
- It's not a single, easily behaviour
- It's not a steady achieved by
learners
- Studies of Autonomous
Learning
- China
- Lin Yupi (1987)
- Self-recognition
- Self-decision
- Self-cultivation
- Self-control
- Cheng Xiaotang
(1999)
- Ability to guiding and
controlling their
learning process
- Take charge of their
learning goals
- It's a teaching mode
- The most learners
have the weak
consciousness of
autonomous
learning
- Other Countries
- 1960's
- Cultivating learners'
ability of autonomous
learning is the final goal
of education
- 1970's
- Autonomous learning
theories introduced in
language teaching
- 1980's
- The ability of being
responsible for ones' own
learning
- 1990's
- Politics, psychology and
fields of autonomy
- How to achieve autonomy?
- Encourage
learners to assume
the role of mini
ethnographers to
investigate
- Asking them to reflect
on their developing
identities by writing
diaries
- Help them in the
formation of learning
communitties
- Providing opportunities to
explore the unlimited
possibilities offered by online
services