Sentence examples similar to self-directed selection from inspiring English sources

Unless you are self-confident, self-directed, self-selected, please abstain".

While there is an increasing push towards self-directed learning and autonomy in selection of electives it is well recognized that residents themselves are not always good judges of their own medical knowledge [ 15].

These results support a role for subcategory representations in reducing selection demands to aid self-directed flexibility while suggesting that some children may use superordinate category labels to activate subcategory representations on their own.

An analysis of education in hunter-gatherer bands indicates that young humans are designed, by natural selection, to acquire the culture through their self-directed play and exploration.

Self-directed learning is expected to enhance their information literacy by encouraging the selection of suitable resources, each of which may have a different credibility and/or viewpoint of the same topic (Hasegawa et al. 2003; Dabbagh and Kitsantas 2004).

The current study tested whether (a) 6-year-old children show difficulty in selecting among competing semantic representations, (b) providing category labels designed to reduce selection demands improves performance, and (c) such benefits transfer to self-directed flexibility.

Cancer can then be seen as a narrative based on its own self-directed purposes that extends beyond just genetic diversity and cellular proliferation as only related to Darwinian selection (Table 2).

"So what if it's self-directed?

Self-directed minors cannot manage brokerage accounts.

Self-directed employees are a formidable force.

Had it been self-directed all along?