Consider that everyone has a gift to learn with nobody knowing what their limits are until they truly apply themselves to learning. Learning how to apply oneself may also be considered a learning opportunity. You may find it useful thinking about the following questions:
- Have you ever stopped to reflect on why you learn?
- Is it to achieve a qualification or to get a job or a promotion?
- Perhaps to get better at a sport?
Thinking a little deeper about why you learn:
- Are there any other reasons why you might choose to learn?
- What do you think are the differences between learning to achieve and learning to discover?
- What are the advantages of learning to achieve and learning to discover?
Thinking about the learning environment:
- What kind of learning environment do you prefer?
- How does learning to achieve and learning to discover affect the learning environment?
- Would you like to create your own learning environment?
Exploring the distinction between learning to achieve and learning to discover may be beneficial for learning.
Options
Explore the distinction between learning to achieve and learning to discover and consider why you learn at any give moment.
Or
Change nothing if this is something you already do or not interested in.
