SELF-EDUCATION: HOW TO LEARN ANYTHING OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM

Authors

  • Marjona Davronova Author
  • Maftuna Nurova Author

Abstract

Abstract 
In the world of self education, people learn without a teacher like in a formal 
school setting. This form of learning becomes crucial in today's world with so much 
technology and information available. This article brings forth self-education methods 
as  well  as  their  effectiveness  based  on  literature  review  and  a  qualitative  study  of 
practices among successful autodidacts. Most of the self learners researched showed 
motivation and resourcefulness along with a learning plan were key elements when 
learning new things outside a regular school setting. The article ends with suggestions 
on  how  a  learner  can  better  themselves  for  effective  self  directed  learning. 

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Published

2025-05-26

How to Cite

Marjona Davronova, & Maftuna Nurova. (2025). SELF-EDUCATION: HOW TO LEARN ANYTHING OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM . TADQIQOTLAR, 63(1), 172-174. https://scientific-jl.com/tad/article/view/16472