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    The documentary movie is about Gustavo Dudamel, his Simon Bolivar Youth Orchestra and effects of El Sistema in society. The movie generally overview of young musicians daily lives, personal histories and preparation for the performance of Beethoven festival. But more than that it discovered the classic music education can effect positive social change. Gustavo Dudamel prepared for concert with Simon Bolivar Youth Orchestra in Caracas. The musicians came from different location, and lives. Most…

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    The negative attitudes about aging must be challenged if change for the better to occur. This article provides suggestions for challenging ageism meanwhile encouraging an increased active lifestyle in older adults. The public education system is the first effort mentioned to address this issue, starting in primary schools our youth should be exposed to recognizing the diversity in the older population and the multilevel influences on the functioning and health of older individuals. There must…

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    the statement that everyone thought was stupid. Although, this meeting was at dominant Black church and everyone was a member, I think the pastor should have been more encouraging because of the speaker age. Ageism affects both old and young people, but, young people also benefit from ageism, we focus on the bias (Laureate Education, Inc. Producer, 2011). As an educator, we should never make other feel that their voice is not important, especially young children. Consciously, this can lead to a…

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    The most powerful country in the world is going through a revolution that it has never experienced before – the aging population of America. The aging process starts from birth and continues throughout the life cycle. In each growing stage there is a label attached – baby, toddler, teenager, young adult, middle-age, but the over 55 group has numerous labels – senior, senior citizen, older person, elderly, old codger, old bat, geezer, hag, and so forth. The last segment of our population is…

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    “otherness”: race/ethnicity, gender, religion, sexual orientation, socioeconomic status, age and physical/mental ability. Each has a form of oppression associated with it: racism, sexism, religious oppression/ anti-Semitism, heterosexism, classism, ageism, and ableism” (Tatum). In other words, everyone is identified by their ethnicity, gender, religion, etc. and each one of those also has a form of subjection associated with it. This idea is a common theme throughout literature.…

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    1. Prejudice- I learned that prejudice is something that we humans do in order to categorize our world around us. We have to learn how to curb it though because it can easily turn into something that seriously affects our world, even simple little thoughts like “choosy moms chose Jif!” Prejudice doesn’t necessarily mean negative attitude. 2. Stereotyping- This is a oversimplified belief about someone/something. Stereotyping seems to overlap with prejudice but both have their different meanings.…

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    is the prejudice against individuals based on cultural variables such as socioeconomic status or class. Homoprejudice is the prejudice against LGBTQIQ persons based on their orientation. Ableism is prejudice against people with disabilities while ageism is prejudice against people based on their…

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    Aristophanes was a Greek playwright living in Athens during the Peloponnesian War whose comedies typically satirized the democracy and society. He wrote the comedy “The Acharnians” to establish the problems with the democracy leading Athens. He believes a successful democracy in Athens could only be possible if the troubles damaging the democracy were fixed. For Aristophanes, democracy in Athens is possible if greed is eliminated, equality achieved, and empathy developed because these three…

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    When the reaper snuffs out a life he takes with him many things. Some of the many things that death takes with him is the hope for that person to do something amazing in this world, the connections that the deceased person has made throughout their life, and lastly the knowledge collected throughout the life of that person. Age has a huge role to play with death because with different ages comes different feelings of loss. The death of the young (usually between 0-18 years old) carries a…

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    According to the website, http://www.transgenerational.org/aging/aging-process.htmI, “Retirement is an ambivalent concept.” Retirement is a reward for working our life in the workforce. Furthermore, it enables the younger generation to move into the slots which were vacated when someone retires. However, sometimes retirement occurs as a result of other things such as, disability, poor health, and even the loss of a job later on in life. Whereas, others retire due to social security, desire for…

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