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When someone prefer to study alone, on his own, without school, I am tempted to use "self-student". But this word apparently doesnt exist. Is there better way how to express this in one word?

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I wish to express that someone is good self-student. For example "Peter is a good self-student"

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Perhaps you are thinking of an "autodidact: a self-taught person."

See: http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/autodidact

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Definition of self-study:

A way of ​learning about a ​subject that ​involves ​studying ​alone at ​home, ​rather than in a ​classroom with a ​teacher.

Example:

The ​diploma is ​awarded ​following a ​course of self-study ​ending in a three-hour ​exam.

(Cambridge Dictionaries Online)

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  • Thank you, however i a need noun. When i am adressing someone, i want to say "He is a good self-student".
    – HonzaB
    Commented Jan 14, 2016 at 18:21

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