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Date Posted: 04:45:33 01/28/04 Wed
Author: Adalberto
Subject: Autonomy Task

Reflect about your own autonomy and write a text telling us if you consider yourself an autonomous person. Include some quotations from the text you read. How would you classify your degree of autonomy?

I will talk about autonomy in my learning in general, not in language. Learning. I�d say that here in college I�m a very autonomous learner, specially now that I started getting involved with my monography. I�m pretty much responsible for most of the learning that goes on. It�s like Sandy said: �Lecturers only give a brief talk on the topics, leave a huge area for students to explore for themselves�. I wouldn�t say I�m 100% autonomous, after all, I am in an institution and am limited by the options that it gives me. I feel that as we get older, or at least as I got older, the tendency is to become more and more autonomous and college contributes to that significantly. Since I should probably describe my autonomy in terms of numbers, I�d say that in my general learning I�m 75% autonomous. I realize I could be much more autonomous� There�s something else to strive for next semester.

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Re: Autonomy Task -- Vera, 05:57:57 01/29/04 Thu