74% of Baby Boomers say they love learning new things, and 60% think learning something new is more rewarding now than when they were younger. Respondents, on average, believe 26 is the best age to learn something new. 45% of Gen Zers, 32% of millennials, and 8% of Boomers are currently trying to learn a new language, the Duolingo survey of 2,000 Americans found. “Studies show that embracing digital tools can provide immense benefits by offering personalized, adaptive learning experiences,” VP of Learning & Curriculum Bozena Pajak said. “Older adults adapt well to new methods and often excel in connecting new knowledge to their experiences.” (swnsdigital)
Phone Topic: What is one skill you learned later in life?
