Aging is an active process of learning and growth. A person can learn to be an elder, just like learning a skill. This view changes how a person sees getting older.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
Aging is an active process of learning and growth.
A person can learn to be an elder, just like learning a skill. This view changes how a person sees getting older.
Aging can be seen as a skill to learn. It is not just something that happens. A person can actively work to become a wise elder. This makes getting older an intentional process.
A student finishes school and starts a new job. The student learns new skills for the job. Later in life, the student becomes an elder. The student can learn new ways to share knowledge and guide others. This is like an apprenticeship for elderhood.
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Aging is an active process of learning and growth. A person can learn to be an elder, just like learning a skill. This view changes how a person sees getting older.