“…Learning responsibility is one type of responsibilities emphasized in the literature (Barr & Tagg, 1995;Carnell, 2005;Cook-Sather & Luz, 2015;Hughes, 2001;Kaya & Doğan, 2014;Young, 2005). Learning responsibility has a special importance in terms of being a key structure in students' success in school and other responsibilities in academic life (Yakar & Saracaloğlu, 2017;Yeşil, 2013) because responsible learners see responsibility for learning as a tool for school success, long-term individual career goals, organizing, taking action, and can change their behavior when necessary for their success (Barr & Tagg, 1995) and found a significant and positive relationship between the level of fulfillment of learning responsibilities and students' academic achievement (Gynnilda, Holstad, & Myrhaug, 2008;Lan, 1996).…”