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Elderhostel has a new program name, but continuing emphasis on lifelong learning and travel
Elderhostel has been known since 1975 for adventures in lifelong learning. Now they have adopted a new name and logo to reflect the idea that you do not have to feel “old” to be included in the ranks of lifelong learners. Lifelong learning begins at birth (and there is mounting evidence that it begins in…
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Lifelong learning – a discovery that doesn’t end!
I agree with Marcus Chan, the tech editor at the San Francisco Chronicle! His view of lifelong learning as a discovery that does not end seems very apt. I was drawn to the position of webmaster in 1995 by the tantalizing prospect of having an ever-expanding menu of new things to learn as time progressed. …
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Fulfillment After Retirement
More and more personal accounts of volunteering include the mention of training. What a wonderful way to keep on learning as we give back to our communities! Here in Charlottesville JABA can help you connect with just the right service opportunity that will help you learn and grow even as you serve. Fulfillment After Retirement…
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In Search of the Lost Symbol
Yesterday was a beautiful day for the Charlottesville Senior Center “Washington On Your Own” trip! Having received the new Dan Brown novel, The Lost Symbol on my Kindle (at 12:01 am!) on Tuesday morning, I was really eager to start looking for the clues mentioned in the book. Walt and I started at the new…
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Book Buddies- a wonderful way to pass on the gift of lifelong learning
Yesterday I attended the annual Book Buddies Fall Tutor Training at Greenbrier Elementary in preparation for my becoming a Book Buddy this year as a JABA FISH volunteer at Jackson -Via Elementary. The presentation by Jeanette Rosenberg, Book Buddies Coordinator, together with reading coordinators from the participating schools was an excellent introduction to the program…
finding joy along the way
Live & Learn! 