Self-direction in a sentence as a noun

I think the focus on self-direction is a tangent.

I imagine that the problem isn't just lack of self-direction it's work saturation.

> Put another way: for self-direction to work, the culture needs to rank improvements as highly as novelty.

So I had to swallow a bit of the radical self-direction I'd become accustomed to and decide to work for my employer since that's the deal.

** I don't actually believe this, if only because humans usually provide that "random self-direction" by proxy.

Ok, so make it possible for a not-lazy employee to make a real dent-- important projects, self-direction, lots of autonomy.

The fundamental problem with the elementary school system in the west is that kids are given no room for self-direction whatsoever; school for them is de facto a part-time prison or "labor" camp.

I can't post a long response, but there are many other student-driven reasons, including self-pacing, self-direction, accessibility, drastically reduced discrimination

Self-direction definitions

noun

personal independence

See also: autonomy self-reliance self-sufficiency