by Susan Quilty on March 31, 2010
Lifelong learning encompasses more than classroom education. Life experiences, formal education, and recreational pursuits all lead to new ideas. Yet there are times when life seems to be stuck in the same old day-to-day pattern. Read on for some suggestions of ways to challenge yourself and explore new ideas. All of these suggestions are great for everyone, especially active adults.
by Susan Quilty on January 4, 2010
Each year, active adult communities continue to evolve to meet the changing needs and desires of both their current and potential residents. Active adults today know what they want and builders are structuring new communities to provide these features. The 5 top trends that have emerged in 2009 and should continue to rise in 2010 revolve around: Technology, Green Living, Walking Trails and Outdoor Space, Universal Design, and Lifelong Learning.
by Susan Quilty on November 2, 2009
Active adults know that learning does not end after high school or college graduation. Learning is a lifelong process that brings texture and color to an otherwise beige existence. Adults often have interests they would like to explore, but the responsibilities of career and raising families keep them from having the time or ability to follow these pursuits.
Many active adult communities understand their residents’ desire to learn, and partner with local colleges to provide easily accessible education opportunities. Several colleges across the country have lifelong learning programs which offer continuing education for those not seeking a college degree.