Being born early or at a lower weight is linked to lower IQ scores and poorer educational outcomes in school and beyond, ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Lifelong learning — the concept that learning begins at birth and continues through the lifespan — is so important that UNESCO, a United Nations organization, has a goal to “ensure ...

As educators we're increasingly aware that our students will need to extend their education far beyond graduation. Many will broaden and update their professional interests; some may switch fields ...

The concept of lifelong learning is not new. In fact, the concept goes as far back as 1929 when Basil Yeaxlee wrote his book Lifelong Education and argued that informal education was as important as ...

In a world shaped by rapid technological change and shifting economic forces, staying curious and committed to learning is the most powerful way to stay prepared.

If I have learned one thing during the COVID-19 pandemic, it is the fact that life and work can change on a dime. The year 2020 represented not just a gradual and measured change in the way things ...

Keeping our minds and bodies engaged is one of the most effective strategies for promoting well-being as we age. A holistic view of aging considers cognitive, physical, emotional and existential ...

MANY people believe education ends the moment they receive their diploma. Graduation is often seen as the final step before entering the workforce. In reality, formal schooling is only the beginning.

Tazewell County fourth grade students recently went on a journey that took them from the streets of London to the fictitious New World settlement of James Town, Virginia. Richlands ...

SANTA CRUZ — Osher Lifelong Learning Institute’s Watercolor Fun gatherings at the London Nelson Community Center began when several OLLI members realized that the institute did not yet have a fine ...

Weston Elementary kindergartners honored for being lifelong learners were, front row, Elliot Adair and Hazel Scaggs; back row ...

A lifelong approach to learning is an integral part of becoming a successful leader. Learning—whether formalized or not—allows us to broaden our horizons, understand diverse viewpoints and open ...