Does Learning Stop After You Leave School?
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Does Learning Stop After You Leave School? - What about Lifelong Learning?
Occasionally we may hear a few students who say "I can't wait to get out of school" Unfortunately, often times students are not able to realize how important it is to continue learning. Schooling is just one form of learning. As parents, teachers and other concerned adults, we can assist especially our young people in developing the mindset to be "lifelong learners".
Join Adult Host, Juanita Richburg Seon on Young Media Critics on Blogtalkradio.com, Thursday, June 25, 2015, 11 a.m.(PST) 2 p.m. (EST) and get some answers and suggestions about LifeLong Learning and ways to encourage people of all ages to continue to learn.
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