Gen X was born between 1965 and 1980, which means this year they'll be turning 45 to 60 years old. As a smaller generational cohort, Gen X is often referred to as the forgotten middle child, stuck ...

There are some important things we don't quite understand until too much time has passed. Everyone's ultimate goal in life is to be happy and content, but getting there is no walk in the park. We all ...

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints offers online resources explaining the new Life Preparation seminary lessons. The lesson curriculum was introduced to teachers in Jan. 2024. (Annie ...

Learning is a lifelong endeavor. But it is not the same endeavor all your life long. Your brain changes over the course of time, and so does your social and physical environment. In each phase of life ...

A lifelong approach to learning is an integral part of becoming a successful leader. Learning—whether formalized or not—allows us to broaden our horizons, understand diverse viewpoints and open ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Now that I’m in my 40s, I look back at my younger self and recognize how much unnecessary suffering I created for myself by not knowing ...

Early literacy isn’t just an education issue. It’s the entry point to an adaptive workforce and long-term economic growth. Early literacy isn’t just an education issue. It’s the entry point to an ...

On an overpass in North Portland overlooking Interstate 5, Kathryn Nock and Jordan Stokes are taking stock of the neighborhood, including nearby Harriet Tubman Middle School. “It’s kind of hard to ...

We don’t think of some of our significant life events as stories in the moment. It’s just life happening. It’s only later, with the benefit of hindsight and reflection, that we shape experiences into ...

Be introduced to a catalog of affordable online courses that are self-paced or instructor-led, and can be completed in as little as six weeks. From arts, design, and information technology to business ...

A group of four best friends meeting in first grade and sticking together through thick and thin sounds like a plotline from a Disney movie, but Roaring Fork Valley natives Matthew Kelly, Tanner ...