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Ready to get out in this beautiful spring weather? JABA has some suggestions:
Greetings and Happy Spring! We are looking for volunteers for these key positions: To assist with the Census at our community centers on the following dates: Greene County Community Center: March 23 Mary Williams Community Center March 25 Keswick Community Center: March 25 Esmont, Fluvanna and Nelson County Community Centers March 30 Scottsville Community Center:…
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Events / U.Va. Institute on Aging – How to talk to loved ones about legal, financial, and medical plans for aging parents and spouses
Our always popular Festival of the Book is almost here! Read below about a session that will be very interesting to many of us -if not for our parents, then for ourselves. See you there! Virginia Morris, a nationally recognized authority on eldercare and author of How to Care for Aging Parents, will lead a…
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Lifelong Learning – One way to keep your memory sharp
I was marveling this week at the plethora of memory building books displayed in the bookstore. It sure looks like a hot topic! Here are some ideas from Harvard Health Publications: 7 ways to keep your memory sharp at any age As we grow older, we all start to notice some changes in our ability…
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Online learning for seniors? Yes!
As I read the paper this morning I was reminded of my success with a “blended” online course several years ago. I had taught Biochemical Nutrition, a course for pre-nursing students, for about eight years before I tried the blended approach. BIO 204 was a three-semester-hour course, but for the blended course the students came…
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Geezer crusade? – Well, anyway, JABA leads the way!
Whatever you want to call it, JABA is doing a wonderful job of planning for the future. I am especially appreciative of steps to expand opportunities for intergenerational initiatives in public facilities, e.g., JABA FISH at Jackson-Via. From Charlottesville, VA: JABA, an Area Agency on Aging, Advances a Better Future for All Ages In his…
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Charlottesville area offers much to seniors
Charlottesville is a wonderful place to retire! There is so much to do and we have so many opportunities to get involved in our community. Here is an article from today’s Daily Progress that lists some of the many advantages that we enjoy. Area offers much to seniors; seniors give back By Peter M. Thompson…