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What You Can Learn by Teaching Seniors Today Most older seniors have a wealth of life experience, feeling the pressure to get online. Trying to do a new thing is humbling. Trying to do a new thing that your 9-year-old grandson can do without thinking is more than humbling—it can be humiliating. So, I always give a pep talk at the start of each beginner computer tech class. It goes something like this: “If you get frustrated with the computer, take a moment and think of all the things you can do really well. You’ve mastered some amazing skills that you could do without thinking. Remember how awesome you are at those things, and remember that this is something totally new.” more...

Communities should help seniors with their computer literacy  Better computer skills lead to knowledge, confidence and enjoyment that can enrich their lives. Learn Blogging Sending and receiving emails Set up a website/page Podcast Build Photo Gallery Video Chat Understanding Smart Devices Plus more...

Painting: The Perfect Past Time for Seniors Most people have heard the saying – “An old dog can’t learn new tricks,” but this could not be more far from the truth. As we age, it is important to pursue new activities and hobbies. Some join a Bocce league, while others opt to learn a new dance. When considering a new hobby, it is important to add painting into the equation. Here are seven benefits of learning to paint: Relaxing and Therapeutic. Painting has been proven to be therapeutic for centuries due to its ability to relax the mind and the body. Consider taking your painting outside for fresh air and a calming breeze. Assists in Mobility. Often times, mobility in our hands is the first to go. Painting requires a sturdy grip and firm wrist, which makes it the perfect tool for practicing agility. Encourages Concentration. Frequently, painting will require several hours of undivided attention. This allows the artists to remove themselves from their surroundings and focus ...

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