What are the best strategies for self-directed learning in science?

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In summary, the best strategies for self-directed learning in science include setting clear goals, actively seeking out resources and information, engaging in hands-on experiments and projects, collaborating with others, and consistently reviewing and reflecting on one's progress. It is also important to stay organized and motivated, cultivate a growth mindset, and be open to learning from mistakes. By taking ownership of one's learning and utilizing these effective strategies, individuals can successfully engage in self-directed learning and deepen their understanding of science.
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i am an english, biology, chemistry and sometimes physics and maths teacher.
i often find weak points in my learning which i want to learn about.
 
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