This document discusses key aspects of autonomy for editing and tutoring, including learner choice, tutor guidance, setting objectives, learner interaction, independence, self-assessment, and reflection. It provides examples of tools like webpages, news messages, diaries, and mindmaps that can support autonomy through student choice, interaction outside of class, and guidance with reflection.

1. Editing and Tutoring for Autonomy

2. Key Aspects of Autonomy Learner Choice Tutor Guidance Setting Objectives Learner Learner interaction Independence Self Assessment Reflection Exploring New Strategies

3. Learner Choice Tutor Guidance Project Webpage News Message

4. Webpage for Projects Learner learner interaction

5. Student choice

6. Interaction and independence outside class

7. Webpage for Guidance

8. News

9. Reflection Diary Multiple choice Mindmap Audio

10. Diary

11. Multiple choice

12. Learning strategies and techniques True or false Answer with text Mindmap

13. Mindmap