Self-education
Knowledge has become within the reach of many people, and the click of a button on the computer opens up prospects for knowledge. By self-education, it means developing your knowledge and skills without attending an educational institution, so that you are the one who sets your goal, plan and time for learning, and in some cases you can use the guidance of some supervisors and trainers, as is the case in the training courses available on the Internet.
Self-study may either be studying through books, some online journals or using tutorials to learn a particular topic, self-study is an individual effort to learn by references/experimentation or a prescribed course. Self-learning, in general, is not only more convenient method of learning but, in fact, it is more effective than the conventional classroom teaching method, for high school, college and adult learners who don’t really have time to attend classes. But for those who still think that learning can only happen in a classroom, the world of self-learning can be a little can be really absurd or useless for them.
It had never been so easier and more exciting to be a learner. Let constant learning be a major part of your lifestyle and rewards will be constant, personally, socially, and professionally come adding to your career. Learning is and should always be treated as a lifelong occupation. All learning arises from curiosity. Those who love this life very passionately they are tremendously curious to learn new things. Only curious people learn everything very personal and benefit from the hard work they put in.
Diversity of Thought and Skill
There is so much more to self-education than studying new subjects and memorizing new facts. This is how many of us were conditioned to view learning back in our school days, but it’s not the entirety of what we were doing back then, nor should it be now.
Continuous learning builds not just your library of existing knowledge, but the depth and diversity of your skills for learning itself. The more time you spend soaking in new things and curiously exploring your world, the more you hone your critical thinking, expand your understanding of new perspectives, and achieve a more nuanced worldview.
In school, particularly in the earlier years, you were always given a path. You were told what to learn, and how to go about learning it. With self-education, that’s not the case at all.
You choose the curriculum, the methods, the results you are aiming for. You can learn more about whatever catches your interest, or seems valuable in your eyes. And as a bonus, this enthusiasm makes you more engaged, and helps you retain what you learn far better.
The more you learn, the more unique your overall experience and body of knowledge becomes— leading to valuable diversity of thought and opinion. No one else has the exact combination of knowledge and experience that inform your views, opinions, and convictions.
Continuous learners who commit to their self-education have much more to offer to themselves, and to the world as a whole.