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1University of Lincoln, School of Life and Environmental Sciences, Lincoln LN6 7TS, United Kingdom.
Education must foster lifelong and lifewide learning skills to help learners adapt and thrive. This review highlights inclusive approaches, authentic learning, and community building to empower students for societal benefit.
Area of Science:
- Education
- Pedagogy
- Learning Sciences
Background:
- The modern world requires constant adaptation, necessitating educational approaches that foster lifelong and lifewide learning.
- A virtual thematic issue of FEMS Microbiology Letters (October 2023) explored 'Empowering learning' through global perspectives.
- The review contextualizes these papers for professional discussion on educational innovation.
Approach:
- The review synthesizes findings from global papers on empowering learners.
- It focuses on inclusivity, removing learning barriers, and fostering belonging.
- It examines authentic learning and community-based approaches.
Key Points:
- Inclusive education and removing barriers are crucial for equitable learning opportunities.
- Fostering a sense of belonging supports the establishment of connected learning communities.
- Authentic learning empowers learners with ownership, collaboration, and resilience.
- Developing self-regulated learners is essential for realizing their full potential.
Conclusions:
- Empowering learners through inclusive, authentic, and community-driven education is vital for societal progress.
- Educators must cultivate a mindset and skill set for continuous adaptation and growth.
- Supporting learners' self-regulation and potential realization is a key educational objective.
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