When regulations on tutoring and extra classes officially came into effect, parents realized that the era of proactive learning was beginning to take center stage.
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Instead of simply "waiting" for assignments from teachers or the pressure of tests, students will now have to spend more time on self-study, research, building their own learning paths, setting goals, and striving to achieve those goals.
The book "Lifelong Learning" will guide readers in mastering essential skills to become active learners, capable of creating their own curricula, navigating their learning journey, retaining information, and applying that information to real-world situations.
The book begins by addressing psychological barriers in learners such as "comfort zones," "fear zones," "fixed mindsets," "anxiety," "negative thinking," etc., and then offers "tips" to help readers develop "firm belief" and prepare themselves for lifelong learning.
According to author Peter Hollins, “achieving something you once thought impossible is a great feeling; and learning how to do it requires stepping outside your comfort zone,” thereby awakening the inner urge to pursue what matters most in life and igniting the intrinsic motivation to reach your passions.”
“Intrinsic motivation comes from within; a passionate feeling for life and the world is crucial and necessary for learners,” the author asserts. Those who possess intrinsic motivation are lifelong learners, as they never tire of learning more about what they love. Therefore, cultivating and maintaining intrinsic motivation is a lifelong skill that students, and especially university students, must develop in the 21st century, where they must independently gather and analyze vast amounts of information.
With over 260 pages divided into 9 chapters, the book concisely summarizes insights into the learning society, inspiring readers on how to engage in lifelong learning to build their future.
This book acts as a guide or consultant, helping readers embark on a lifelong learning journey that President Ho Chi Minh called "Learning Never Ends," with useful tools such as "Using WOOP to Set and Achieve Goals," "Self-Learning Begins and Ends with Questions," "Reading - A Magical Habit That Changes Lives," "Setting Your Own Personal Learning Program and Reflective Learning," and "Gamification - For Learning, Maintaining Motivation, and Creating Concentration"...
According to Mr. Nguyen Anh Tuan, Director of the Institute for Lifelong Learning and founder of the House of Wisdom Program and the Compassionate Bookcase, "Lifelong Learning is not a blockbuster book in the sense of offering surprising and astonishing new things that leave people 'stunned,' but it is a book that we will wish we had the chance to read as soon as possible. I believe it will help readers gain more confidence, courage, and the necessary strategies and skills to begin their lifelong learning journey - a journey whose ultimate goal and reward are simple yet profoundly sacred: Maximizing human potential and living a life without regrets!"
The book "Lifelong Learning," translated by Tong Lien Anh and Le Anh Thu, was published jointly by Dan Tri Publishing House and Times Publishing House.
According to hanoimoi.vn
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