Despite smartphones and other technological advances, one object has withstood the test of time: the analog clock. Many of us remember learning about them in schools, between the "big hand, little ...

(CBS News) -- What has two hands and a face but no arms and legs? A clock, of course! Some kids won't understand that joke because the only clocks they know how to use have digital numbers. A teachers ...

Mr. Joel Lookadoo, Arkansas's 2020 Teacher of the Year, is doubling as a repairman today. The clock in the schoolhouse is broken, and it's up to him to fix it. Being able to tell time is so important!

Americans aged 65 and older can tell time immediately from a clock with hour and minute hands. Only 43% of adults under 30 ...

“Took me until my early twenties to learn how to read an analog clock, and it is still very difficult,” says Lifehacker reader Albert Peters, commenting on our post about basic life skills. Others ...

In an age where everything is digital, a lot of people who grew up in the age of readily available internet have never had to really reckon with a clock that wasn't digital. While it might seem crazy, ...

Wow, who would ever believe that any school [in Great Britain] would remove its analog clocks because its students can't read them? (Eagle, May 5). With this in mind, who would want to send send their ...

Analog clocks are a dying breed. Digital clocks have been around for a long time, but the proliferation of smartphones and smartwatches from major manufacturers means that people have become ...

If you’re struggling with time management at work, you might benefit from a clearly visible analog clock. Why? Because although digital clocks are very good at telling us what time it is, they are ...

Among the many things that millenials have been accused of killing (American cheese, cursive writing, canned tuna, and bar soap, to name a few), will we soon have to add analog clocks and watches the ...