Which approach helps students transition to higher education effectively?
Correct answer: D. Developing independent study and time management skills
- A. Not engaging in extracurricular activities
- B. Avoiding responsibility for their own learning
- C. Depending only on teacher guidance
- D. Developing independent study and time management skills
Explanation
Higher education requires greater learner autonomy, so students need independent study habits and time-management skills. Relying only on teachers prevents the self-regulation expected at this level.
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