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The neo-baroque architectural autonomy and symbolism of theatres reflected the autonomy and hegemony of the big world.
In short, as well as professional autonomy, all semblance of altruism and disinterested service would be lost.
He was, however, bothered by the potential loss of moral autonomy once they did so.
The results of this study provide some empirical support for the hypothesised links between selfdetermination theory, self-regulated learning, learner autonomy, and metacognition.
The article begins with a summary of the origin and development of autonomy as a political and pedagogical concept.
Supporting learner autonomy in a distance learning context.
As this working definition implies, lear ner autonomy depends crucially on reflection and selfassessment.
Secondary music education would appear to be a good way to stimulate musical autonomy and to increase confidence in one's own abilities.
In the process, they are gaining economic autonomy from men.
Surprisingly, this is a relatively new area in the literature on autonomy.
The importance of confronting constraints on autonomy in classroom settings is also an important theme in recent work on teacher autonomy (see section 5.4 below).
Since the turn of the century, however, interest in autonomy has grown considerably.
A second important development has been a growing emphasis on the psychology of learner autonomy.
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