Pronunciation: /hyuːtəˈɡɒdʒi/
noun a method of learning in which the learner is responsible for their own learning process
A1 Heutagogy is a teaching method where learners are encouraged to take responsibility for their own learning.
A2 In heutagogy, learners are empowered to set their own learning goals and strategies.
B1 One of the key principles of heutagogy is self-directed learning.
B2 Heutagogy emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
C1 Educators using heutagogy believe in the transformative power of self-directed learning.
C2 Heutagogy challenges traditional teaching methods by focusing on learner autonomy and self-determination.
formal Heutagogy is a learning approach where learners take control of their own learning process.
informal I heard heutagogy is all about self-directed learning, pretty cool, right?
slang Heutagogy is like DIY learning, you do you!
figurative In the garden of education, heutagogy is the seed that learners plant and nurture themselves.
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