New adventures in learning
Article Abstract:
A large number of older adults are enrolled in college courses or attend mature educational programs and study groups. These mature students, mostly retirees, contribute a wealth of experience and knowledge to their younger counterparts.
Publication Name: New Choices for Retirement Living
Subject: Seniors
ISSN: 1061-2157
Year: 1992
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Getting help for going back to school
Article Abstract:
Middle aged students are increasing in numbers in colleges and universities across the US. Applying their wealth of life experience as academic credits and availing of financial aid help them in acquiring a degree.
Publication Name: New Choices for Retirement Living
Subject: Seniors
ISSN: 1061-2157
Year: 1992
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Still going strong
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Several celebrities share their techniques for enjoying life after the age of 75. The most common criterion for having fun is to do what one does best and enjoy it, thus preventing stagnation.
Publication Name: New Choices for Retirement Living
Subject: Seniors
ISSN: 1061-2157
Year: 1992
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