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Definition of self-directed in English: self-directedadjective 1(of an emotion, statement, or activity) directed at one's self. (情感,声明,活动)针对自我的 she grimaces with a bitter self-directed humour 她带着自嘲的痛苦心情做了个鬼脸。 Example sentencesExamples - Indeed, if the analogy were pursued to its logical conclusion, we might well envision the phenomenon of self-directed humor of the oppressed as contributing to the perpetuation of the oppression.
- This type of humor has been perpetuated and modified in the literature to elaborate the self-directed humor of those who have transitioned from one mode of existence to another.
- Suppressed aggression toward others became self-directed aggression and self-punishment.
- However, this apparent irreverence toward the subject, an irreverence that is sometimes self-directed (which is the very definition of humor), is only Struth's lightness of being.
2(of an activity) under one's own control. (活动)自我控制的;自主的 this gives learners guidance in their self-directed learning 这给学习者以自主学习方面的指导。 Example sentencesExamples - In the second case, the changes are intelligible, the result of self-directed activity.
- This involved a significant and unreasonable time commitment for the instructor and was less congruent with principles of self-directed learning
- Older and wiser, efforts have since been made to make up the deficit with self-directed study of the more interesting compounds.
- The survey and free response results, however, clearly indicated that the project and the completed website promoted active, self-directed learning, and positive practices for acquiring knowledge, skills and values.
- They become arenas of self-directed activity that fulfil individual and collective needs.
- Problem-based learning serves to enhance such skills as problem-solving, critical thinking, clinical reasoning and self-directed learning.
- The educational process should promote life-long learning through emphasis on active, self-directed learning and the fostering of ethical responsibility for maintaining and enhancing professional competence.
- Commanders should encourage, even demand, professional education and self-directed study programs.
- We need to provide systematic training in the acquisition of skills in self-assessment that are fundamental to self-directed study.
- On-campus activities include presentations, panel discussions, self-directed learning, and use of guest speakers.
- The focus of the survey was to identify what self-directed learning activities were being used in their curriculum.
- These fathers are overworked, but their jobs offer them flexibility in scheduling and self-directed tasks that allow - even invite - father involvement.
- Participants will select a specific area or topic for a self-directed project.
- In adult learning orientation, learners are responsible for their own learning, and they use self-learning modules in self-directed study.
- This kit contains a self-directed learning manual plus a trainer's manual and video.
- Each chapter includes numerous self-directed study activities that reinforce both active and passive learning.
- Patient advocacy and self-directed learning are requisite to achieving professionalism as a pharmacist.
- Allowing the student to access supplemental information promotes greater understanding of the therapeutic area and supports the development of self-directed learning.
- The company's trading platform enables the active investor to enter self-directed orders by providing automatically updated real time market information, rapid trade execution and rapid trade confirmation.
- As such it may promote self-directed learning, facilitate communication with students, enable active engagement with the course content, and create opportunities for students to be knowledge builders.
- 2.1 (of a person) showing initiative and the ability to organize oneself.
(人)自主的;主动的 Example sentencesExamples - However, this assumption is based on the belief that most students do not come to class with the skills, abilities, or maturity to be motivated self-directed learners.
- As a result, behavioral and motivational difficulties are creating unprecedented classroom management problems for teachers who are more accustomed to teaching older, self-directed adults.
- It will take them some practice, some experience, and some mentoring and coaching from older students and teachers, to thrive as self-directed students.
- It produces self-directed individuals who have learned how to acquire new skills without constant supervision or coercion.
- They were totally self-directed and had a vision not only of the production but of the bigger picture of what it meant for their lives.
- Allow campers to be self-directed in some activities.
- The benefits of a self-directed team were realized when the initial test efforts identified some hardware flaws.
- At one end of the continuum were the self-directed people.
- They are self-directed and exude a higher level of self-esteem than others.
- Self-development, when applied with clear commitment from top management, aims to solve poor transfer of training by developing more motivated and self-directed employees.
- They are self-directed and set their own goals and standards.
- She will augment the school's mission to foster the growth of healthy and self-directed children.
- The burning question for the newly self-directed team, however, was whether it could ramp up sales in a company that had been tainted by bankruptcy.
Derivativesnoun In fantasy, they get to feel the omnipotence, invulnerability, aggression and self-direction that real life makes so difficult. Example sentencesExamples - The fact that we value our independence must be the starting ground for creating conditions of learning which make for uniqueness, self-direction and self-initiated learning.
- To be considered, applicants needed to show evidence of exemplary performance and self-direction, an acceptable attendance history, and no active disciplinary actions on file.
- It treats them as if they are not the protagonists of their own lives, not moral agents with the same capacity for self-direction as the rest of us.
- This exercise encourages critical thinking and promotes self-direction in planning for individual learning needs.
Definition of self-directed in US English: self-directedadjective 1(of an emotion, statement, or activity) directed at oneself. (情感,声明,活动)针对自我的 she grimaces with a bitter self-directed humor 她带着自嘲的痛苦心情做了个鬼脸。 Example sentencesExamples - However, this apparent irreverence toward the subject, an irreverence that is sometimes self-directed (which is the very definition of humor), is only Struth's lightness of being.
- This type of humor has been perpetuated and modified in the literature to elaborate the self-directed humor of those who have transitioned from one mode of existence to another.
- Suppressed aggression toward others became self-directed aggression and self-punishment.
- Indeed, if the analogy were pursued to its logical conclusion, we might well envision the phenomenon of self-directed humor of the oppressed as contributing to the perpetuation of the oppression.
- 1.1 (of an activity) under one's own control.
(活动)自我控制的;自主的 Example sentencesExamples - Participants will select a specific area or topic for a self-directed project.
- Patient advocacy and self-directed learning are requisite to achieving professionalism as a pharmacist.
- This involved a significant and unreasonable time commitment for the instructor and was less congruent with principles of self-directed learning
- As such it may promote self-directed learning, facilitate communication with students, enable active engagement with the course content, and create opportunities for students to be knowledge builders.
- On-campus activities include presentations, panel discussions, self-directed learning, and use of guest speakers.
- We need to provide systematic training in the acquisition of skills in self-assessment that are fundamental to self-directed study.
- The educational process should promote life-long learning through emphasis on active, self-directed learning and the fostering of ethical responsibility for maintaining and enhancing professional competence.
- This kit contains a self-directed learning manual plus a trainer's manual and video.
- Commanders should encourage, even demand, professional education and self-directed study programs.
- In the second case, the changes are intelligible, the result of self-directed activity.
- The focus of the survey was to identify what self-directed learning activities were being used in their curriculum.
- In adult learning orientation, learners are responsible for their own learning, and they use self-learning modules in self-directed study.
- Problem-based learning serves to enhance such skills as problem-solving, critical thinking, clinical reasoning and self-directed learning.
- They become arenas of self-directed activity that fulfil individual and collective needs.
- Allowing the student to access supplemental information promotes greater understanding of the therapeutic area and supports the development of self-directed learning.
- Each chapter includes numerous self-directed study activities that reinforce both active and passive learning.
- The survey and free response results, however, clearly indicated that the project and the completed website promoted active, self-directed learning, and positive practices for acquiring knowledge, skills and values.
- These fathers are overworked, but their jobs offer them flexibility in scheduling and self-directed tasks that allow - even invite - father involvement.
- The company's trading platform enables the active investor to enter self-directed orders by providing automatically updated real time market information, rapid trade execution and rapid trade confirmation.
- Older and wiser, efforts have since been made to make up the deficit with self-directed study of the more interesting compounds.
- 1.2 (of a person) showing initiative and the ability to organize oneself.
(人)自主的;主动的 Example sentencesExamples - The burning question for the newly self-directed team, however, was whether it could ramp up sales in a company that had been tainted by bankruptcy.
- At one end of the continuum were the self-directed people.
- They are self-directed and exude a higher level of self-esteem than others.
- They were totally self-directed and had a vision not only of the production but of the bigger picture of what it meant for their lives.
- It produces self-directed individuals who have learned how to acquire new skills without constant supervision or coercion.
- Self-development, when applied with clear commitment from top management, aims to solve poor transfer of training by developing more motivated and self-directed employees.
- As a result, behavioral and motivational difficulties are creating unprecedented classroom management problems for teachers who are more accustomed to teaching older, self-directed adults.
- The benefits of a self-directed team were realized when the initial test efforts identified some hardware flaws.
- It will take them some practice, some experience, and some mentoring and coaching from older students and teachers, to thrive as self-directed students.
- However, this assumption is based on the belief that most students do not come to class with the skills, abilities, or maturity to be motivated self-directed learners.
- She will augment the school's mission to foster the growth of healthy and self-directed children.
- They are self-directed and set their own goals and standards.
- Allow campers to be self-directed in some activities.
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