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What is Lifelong Learning & How it Can Improve Seniors’ Lives -Jennifer Clancy, AZ

Author: Crystal Mitchell
by Crystal Mitchell
Posted: Apr 14, 2016

Lifelong learning is the idea that even though an individual might be out of school, their education never really ends. Lifelong learning can extend well into the senior years, and with age-appropriate, exciting and engaging topics, senior adult learners can reduce their isolation, spark their curiosity, and enhance their quality of life through one of the many interesting and engaging lifelong learning classes available online.

Jennifer Clancy of Phoenix AZ co-founded ALLE Online™ and drew her inspiration from her mother, who had been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. In an effort to engage senior adult learners everywhere, Jennifer Clancy of AZ used her education background along with her background in technology sales and combined them to create ALLE Online™, a lifelong learning experience designed to enhance the lives of seniors living in senior living communities everywhere.

What type of classes can you find available at ALLE Online™?

  • When Books Went to War: This class is based on talks surrounding the book, "When Books Went to War," by Molly Guptill Manning. This topic is nicely age appropriate as many of the seniors who have taken this class recall receiving books as service men and women. This class comes with a lesson plan, slide deck, speaker notes, questions for discussion, and references and resources.
  • Maya Lin, An American Artist & Architect: Maya Lin designed and created the Vietnam Veteran’s Memorial during her senior year at Yale University. Senior adult learners will discover her other amazing contributions to the world of art. This fascinating class includes a lesson plan, slide deck, speaker notes, questions for discussion, and references and resources.
  • Anne & Charles Lindbergh: Learn about Lindbergh’s contributions to science and conversation, as well as the flight of the "Spirit of St. Louis" and the kidnapping of the couple’s son. The class includes a lesson plan, slide deck, speaker notes, questions for discussion, and references and resources.

At ALLE Online™, classes are continually being added to the platform. These classes are not simply "watch and learn" style, they are engaging, hands-on, and fun for senior adult learners, who will want to partake in new classes again and again. If you have any questions about this Lifelong Learning system, or want to learn about the membership options available, please call 1-800-990-9806 today.

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The Author writes articles for education and business field. She has also contributed to Wikipedia, Squidoo and Hubpages. Her articles have been published in print as well as online magazines.

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