An Intergenerational Approach to Providing Volunteers to a School-Age Program

Multiple Choice

An intergenerational approach to providing volunteers to a school-age program is

A) a new concept as intergenerational contact for children has been important only in recent years.
B) a benefit in particular to children from nuclear and mobile families who may miss the experience of spending time with seniors.
C) very difficult to achieve and should be considered only as a last resort in utilizing community resources.
D) likely to work best in the inner cities where transportation is not such a barrier.