2024 Thrive Self-assessment - which theories of learning does it follow

 Self-assessment from the behaviorialist lens - follow criteria to self-assess

Self-assessment from the constructivist lens - construct criteria to self-assess

Self-assessment from the knowledge building lens - iterate criteria as one self-assess

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