Yes, I think it's definitely good for older adults to keep learning. It helps keep their minds sharp and active, which can prevent memory problems. Also, learning new things gives them a sense of achievement and keeps them busy. For example, if they learn how to use new technology, they can stay in touch with family and friends more easily. Plus, joining classes or clubs is a great way for them to make new friends and not feel lonely.

No, I don't think it's always good for older adults to keep learning. Some of them might find it stressful or too tiring, especially if they have health problems. Many older people just want to relax and enjoy their free time after working for so many years. Not everyone is interested in studying or taking classes, so it really depends on the person.