Seniors learn best when they’re taught the same way that is best for children and younger adults – with active participation, meaningful discussions, and material that feels relevant. One can learn ...

High-performers tend to recognize that gaining even seemingly irrelevant knowledge and skills through self-directed learning has valuable knock-on effects.

A willingness to learn boosts the mental well-being of older people, according to new research. Middle-aged men and women who learn new skills are better at handling stress, say scientists. And, in ...

Memories of significant learning experiences—like the first time a driver gets a speeding ticket—are sharp, compared to the recollection of everyday events—like what someone ate for dinner two weeks ...

In a pair of new studies, researchers found that older adults who challenge themselves to learn new things are less likely to experience loneliness or depression, even during times of major upheaval.

Learning new information is a lifelong process. Certainly, you do a lot of it when you’re a student, but your daily life requires you to pick up new knowledge and skills. You find out about new ...

With age comes a natural decline in cognitive function, even among otherwise healthy adults without dementia. A new study finds that a cognitive training program may boost production of a brain ...

Research confirms that seniors who challenge themselves to learn new things fare better mentally during times of upheaval. (Richard Sekerak (WMCZ) via SWNS) By Stephen Beech A willingness to learn ...