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Tips and Tricks for Becoming a Lifelong Learner

By Terri Edmund May 03, 2022

All through college and in my first writing job, my work horse was an old black Corona typewriter. Things were a little fancier at the corporate headquarters, where I clacked out copy on a state-of-the-art IBM Selectric…

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4 Ways to Be a Lifelong Learner in Your 60s

By Robin Griffiths March 11, 2018

Do you think you may be too old to learn? You probably know the saying, “Can’t teach an old dog new tricks.” Read More

How to Keep Your Brain Healthy by Becoming a Lifelong Learner

By Margaret Manning February 17, 2014

It’s never too late to learn something new. Whether you want to become an expert on a specific topic, or simply stretch your brain, online courses make the concept of lifelong learning a reality. The even better news is that most of these courses are absolutely free and you can take them day or night from anywhere in the world.  Read More

Online Courses for Older Adults, Humanitarian Aid in Syria and the U.S. Election Heats Up

By Margaret Manning September 16, 2016

If there’s one thing I know about the women in our community it’s that we’re lifelong learners. Some of us love to travel. Others have an insatiable hunger for books. Still others are embracing online courses as an alternative to going back to university. If you haven’t heard about Udemy, Coursera and Craftsy, you’re in for a treat. Join us as we discuss this story plus the arrival of humanitarian aid in Syria, a few words about U.S. election, an EU meeting without the UK, the approval of the Hinkley Nuclear Plant in England, President Obama’s decision to let 30% more refugees into the U.S. and much more. Come join us for a cup of tea (or coffee) and a chat! And, if you enjoy the show, please tell one friend about us today. Your support means so much to me! Read More

Are You Aware of the Chapters of Life?

By Alainnah Robertson April 17, 2024

Life is a journey made in stages. Each one presents its own unique challenges, moments of joy and opportunities to grow. Our ancestors began exploring the idea that life is a series of stages millennia ago, the Hindu rishis (sages) being among the first to do so…

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Journaling: I Challenge You to Do ‘The Write’ Thing

By Karen Spencer February 05, 2023

I love a good challenge. What about you? Whenever I read about some study that has been done, and the researchers show results in a month or less; then that makes me feel like I want to take on the challenge. For example, I just recently tried…

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Gift Ideas from Grandparents: What’s a Mimi to Do?

By Marie Burns December 07, 2022

I have evolved over the years in my thinking around gift-giving to children as well as grandchildren. Perhaps you have, too? It’s a blessing that in many situations our grandchildren don’t “need” anything that their parents can’t already provide for them…

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Two Longtime Teachers Get a Well-Deserved Reward… and Share it with Their Students

By Sixty and Me October 25, 2019

Fall is back-to-school time and, with classrooms in full swing, the time is always perfect to mention that learning is a lifelong opportunity. Where would we be without wonderful teachers in our lives?

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Road Scholar “Get-Togethers” Combine Large Group Camaraderie with Small Group Learning

By Sixty and Me February 23, 2019

Road Scholar, the not-for-profit leader in educational travel, offers an incredible depth and breadth of learning adventures for adults for whom learning is the adventure of a lifetime.

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Their Royal Wedding Invite Got Lost in the Mail, So, They Did the Next Best Thing!

By Sixty and Me May 18, 2018

In late April, 2018, the eyes of the world were on Prince William and Princess Kate as they welcomed their newest addition to their family. Read More