lifelong

“This opens the door to lifelong learning with transfer from short- to long-term memory, and moving smoothly to longer reasoning,” she said.

Twenty-five years ago, Princeton University authorized me to establish and direct a program in civic education dedicated to helping young men and women become determined truth seekers, courageous truth speakers, lifelong learners and responsible citizens.

Her Greek birthplace came to be a lifelong handicap: the Hoxha regime was convinced she was a foreign spy.

During this same period, the national rate of childhood obesity nearly tripled, in many cases triggering what the author calls a “lifelong cycle of shame.”

The remaining nuns were granted lifelong right of residence, as long as their health and mental capacity allowed.