Elder interview, What are some of the biggest changes you have seen over your lifetime? Explain. This is not about the elder’s personal life. It is about a bigger picture- in their country or the world. For example- an elder may talk about automobiles, te

 What historical event (national or world event- NOT A PERSONAL EVENT) had the
greatest impact on your life? Explain why.
2. What are some of the biggest changes you have seen over your lifetime? Explain. This
is not about the elder’s personal life. It is about a bigger picture- in their country or the
world. For example- an elder may talk about automobiles, technology, fashion…
Gender: Worth 4 points (2 points each) 1 page minimum
3. Throughout your adult life do you think there have been any advantages or disadvantages
to being male of female? Explain. Give examples.
4. How do you think older men are portrayed the media? (for example- in appearance,
behavior, activities) How do you think older women are portrayed? What is your opinion
on both? (Be sure they give you specific examples of how both men and women are
portrayed.)
Aging: Worth 4 points (2 points each) 1 page minimum
5. What is most challenging about aging? Give specific examples.
6. What are the most positive aspects of aging? Give specific examples.
About Life: 4 points (2 points each) 1 page minimum
7. What do you like best about this time in your life?
8. What are some of the most important lessons you have learned over the course of your
life?
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Conclusion Worth 6 points (2 points each) 1 page minimum. You may need to write more.
These are questions addressed to you, not your elder.
1. What was the highlight of the interview? Explain why.
2. What was the most surprising bit of information you learned about your elder? Explain.
3. What is the most important thing you would like others to know about your elder?
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