While flexibility is often cited as a primary benefit of online education, career-focused programs must balance flexibility ...

Leonard Beechy will present a class for the Lifelong Learning Institute, focused at unlearning the trauma experienced in childhood from the Bible. Beechy is retired from a 40-year career teaching high ...

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A mother defended her eight-month-old after a man asked her to quiet her screaming baby in a restaurant, claiming he had ...

Research indicates that repetition and distributed practice are effective methods for strengthening memory and enhancing ...

Many more tweens and teens grow up today in environments that preach acceptance and hold space for individuality and emotional well-being — online and IRL. Yet, dissent is a threat. Conflict is bad.

Learn how to protect yourself from being targeted by financial fraudsters. It's an unfortunate reality that older adults, who have had more time to accumulate wealth, are at an increased risk of being ...

A median of 28% of adults across 24 countries say they are online almost constantly. An additional 40% say they use the internet several times a day, while 9% do not use it at all, according to a Pew ...

But a lesser-known population is also hitting the books this season — adult learners at Mid-State Literacy Council (MSLC).

A study reveals that adults tend to resemble their names more than children do, suggesting our faces change over time to look ...