Autodidacticism

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autodidacticism

What is 

Heutagogy?

..https://wikieducator.org/Foundation_Skills/Pedagogy,_Andragogy_and_Heutagogy/Heutagogy

https://www.rtschuetz.net/2014/02/can-heutagogy-save-education.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/School_of_Hard_Knocks

.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Life_(disambiguation)

Heutagogy is a student-centered learning theory that emphasizes self-determined learning and lifelong learning skills. It's based on the idea that students are naturally active learners and should be in control of their own learning. 

Here are some key concepts in heutagogy:

Self-determination: Students are responsible for creating their own learning path, including choosing what to learn, setting goals, and selecting learning methods. 
Double-loop learning: Students reflect on the problem-solving process and how it affects their beliefs and actions. 
Self-efficacy: Students believe in their own abilities. 
Capability: Students can demonstrate their acquired skills in new environments. 
Non-linear learning: Students direct their own learning path, which can be chaotic and divergent. 
Learning how to learn: Students learn how to learn and continuously reflect on the learning process. 

Heutagogy can be applied to emerging technologies, such as learning via social media. It can also be used in corporate training, for example, through professional development plans, peer-led training sessions, and real-world problem solving. 

https://helpfulprofessor.com/learning-concepts/