The self-directed learner : : intentionality in translator training and education / / Kelly Washbourne.

This study seeks to bring educational theory on self-directedness to bear on translator training, and to document ways intentional learning for autonomy are being fostered, or could be. Our project connects to ongoing scholarly efforts toward establishing learner autonomy and empowerment as a priori...

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Place / Publishing House:[Place of publication not identified] : : Taylor & Francis,, 2005.
Year of Publication:2005
Language:English
Physical Description:1 online resource (373 pages)
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Other title:Self-Directed Learner
Summary:This study seeks to bring educational theory on self-directedness to bear on translator training, and to document ways intentional learning for autonomy are being fostered, or could be. Our project connects to ongoing scholarly efforts toward establishing learner autonomy and empowerment as a priority goal in translator training and education. However, here we also wish to take stock of, and reflect more on, what autonomy means in principle, its connection to student development (intra- and inter-) personally and pre-professionally, self-directed learning's (SDL) relationship to current learning methods, supports and role definitions we can use in our instruction, and the learning behaviors, motivations and outcomes we can expect. In the process, we will examine the extent to which related self-directedness practices now emerging can be integrated into awareness and thus help translation learners advance toward intentionality.
Hierarchical level:Monograph
Statement of Responsibility: Kelly Washbourne.