Problem: Students must interview a child (under 12), a Mom or Dad (not necessarily their own), and a Senior Citizen (anyone 65 or older, not necessarily, and can be working or retired) on 10 questions about their life, their hopes, and their future. Students will come up with 10 questions related to the persons stage of life that you think would make THEIR lifespan/age unique. Example: for senior citizen: are you retired? If so, what challenges do you face being a retired person that you didn't experience in your younger years? Teenager: sample question: what challenges do you face at this age? What is hardest about being a teenager today? What things bring you joy now at this age that you didn't have in your early years?