22 5 42 8 84 16 6 43 7 86 14 7 49 1 98 2 8 40 10 80 20 9 45 5 90 10 10 46 4 92 8 11 45 5 90 101: Q: Question from survey (see Appendix A)2: yes: Total number of students that answered with a “yes”3: no: Total number of students
take steps to I guess get better at that certain skill set.” [person H] “…means having the motivation um, to be able to obtain the resources that you need to be able to achieve a certain goal.” [person T]Responsibility / OwnershipIn this “way of experiencing”,f the participants view the learning as being directed bythemselves. They take accountability for the actions of learning. They view themselves asthe “CEO” of their learning. “…being responsible and taking over without being told what to do.” [person Q] “I take responsibility for my learning; I don’t leave it up to an instructor per se. If they present a topic or use a word or a concept, it isn’t gone into detail in, in a course or during the
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