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A Look at Them

Activity 1B: Help the N.I.A.
Topic: Stereotype & Bias

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Unit: A Look At Them
Lesson 1: Help the N.I.A.

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stereotype, elderly, bias, art connection, processing out, National Institute on Aging, drawing

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Activity Description

Use the "Background Information" sheet to teach the students about the purpose and mission of the National Institutes of Aging (N.I.A.). The N.I.A. has a problem, they do not know what a typical older person looks like. Tell the students that their assignment is to draw a picture of a characteristic old person to help the N.I.A. with its job. Each student is to draw a picture of an "old" person. It is important that students draw a complete figure and include all pertinent physical features. The figure should be appropriately dressed and placed in a characterisitc location so that the N.I.A. will have an easy time finding them. Each student should write a complete description of the older person, their features, their activities, and their abilities.

Answer questions on the "Processing Out Worksheet" to analyze and understand the drawings.

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