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DEPICTIONS OF AGING IN BASAL READERS OF THE 1960S AND 1980S

Rita E. Meadows Southeastern College, Lakeland, Florida
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H. Thompson Fillmer University of Florida, Gainesville
Pages 85-100 | Published online: 09 Jul 2006

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SandraL. McGuire. (1993) Promoting Positive Attitudes toward Aging: Literature for Young Children. Childhood Education 69:4, pages 204-210.
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Latika Vasil & Hannelore Wass. (1993) PORTRAYAL OF THE ELDERLY IN THE MEDIA: A LITERATURE REVIEW AND IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL GERONTOLOGISTS. Educational Gerontology 19:1, pages 71-85.
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Evelyn C Weir. (2004) Identifying and preventing ageism among health-care professionals. International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation 11:2, pages 56-63.
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