older people

Presents twenty-two articles that debate issues related to aging in America, and discusses prejudices against the aging population, government benefits to aid and support retirees, how science affects the aging process, and other related topics.

Despite the disapproval of their parents, the young rabbits flock to hear old Grampa-Lop.

Elizabeth observes her grandfather become a victim of Alzheimer's disease and describes its symptoms and effects.

Offers comprehensive statistical information on the issues surrounding growing old, addressing the unique needs and contributions of the country's older generations.

Explains the concept of service-learning, a special form of volunteering; gives examples of service-learning programs that help senior citizens; and describes the benefits received by both seniors and volunteers.

Presents anecdotal remembrance of older people as told to the author.

Contains facts, tables, charts, and statistics that provide current and historical information about topics related to aging in America such as economic status, living arrangements, and driving, and provides a list of further resources and a directory of organizations.

A collection of primary resources examining controversies surrounding the elderly, including negative stereotypes that impact Americans' perceptions of the elderly, depression, medical care, and poverty.

Contains eleven essays which address issues surrounding senior citizens and driving, such as the safety and screening of senior drivers, transit programs, and the effects if taking the keys away from elderly drivers.