EUDAIMONIA AND LIFELONG LEARNING MOTIVATION

  • Gryshchenko O
  • Murphy M
  • Voloshyna-Narozhna V
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Abstract

Lifelong learning is a self-driven endeavor for knowledge, intricately entwined with personal development. This concept embraces all learning spectra, including informal and non-formal modalities, thereby catalyzing cognitive and emotional development, resilience, and well-being. Motivation responds to adaptive strategies amidst life's hurdles. Self-regulation, which encapsulates strategic goal-setting and intrinsic motivation, is pivotal in steering perpetual growth. Interweaving learning and self-regulation create a pathway towards an enriched existence, epitomizing the quintessence of eudaimonia. Motivation, and cognitive-emotional enrichment, approaches, such as experiential learning, reflective practices, becomes imperative. As individuals traverse through life, societal norms, and self-actualization, this synergy culminates in a resilient and perpetually progressive human experience, where challenges metamorphose into valuable opportunities for learning.

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Gryshchenko, O., Murphy, M., & Voloshyna-Narozhna, V. (2023). EUDAIMONIA AND LIFELONG LEARNING MOTIVATION. Grail of Science, (32), 333–342. https://doi.org/10.36074/grail-of-science.13.10.2023.063

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