Lifelong learning: the world is our textbook

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It is time to make education a human endeavor that has no age limit. Lifelong learning activities provide older and retired persons opportunities to enjoy life more by stimulating their minds and curiosity. The American Association of Retired Persons works with the National Retired Teachers Association (NRTA) to develop all kinds of programs to encourage learning as a lifelong process.

United States, Social aspects, Education of the aged, Elder education

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Technology: our link to the past - and future

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Appreciation of new technological innovations is found with recognition of how much they influence human life, from satellites to computer resources. It helps, also, to understand how technology evolved from the invention of the automobile to the current technological wonders that serve society.

Influence, Technological innovations

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Serving your needs

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The American Association of Retired Persons offers a variety of services for its members. The services include help in finding temporary work, assistance in finding free legal advice, and information for figuring out the complexities of pension plans.

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