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How would a blind person define Beauty? Questions from Year 6 students to 95 year old Norm.

Questions from Year 6 students to older people aged 75 to 95 at an aged care home, in Sydney, NSW, Australia.

This and other questions about Beauty, were part of an Intergenerational Learning and Wellbeing program that integrates curriculum subjects into their weekly discussions via video call.

This video is a short excerpt taken from the full recording of the interactions in the link below.    • Intergenerational Learning VC  Beauty 12th...  

Other questions by the Year 6 students were:
What do you believe Beauty is?
Has your definition of Beauty changed over time?
How would a blind person define Beauty?
So spending time with someone enables you to see their beauty?
Do you think your modesty is a gift of Beauty?
Has your definition of beauty changed over time?
In your life who are the people you believe are beautiful?
What words did your family use to describe you as beautiful?
Was your grandma beautiful on the inside, rather than the outside?
Why would you like to be more like your Grandma? Because she loved everybody and everything.
How would you describe a beautiful person?
What do you mean by someone doing a good turn to you or for you?
Did your family ever tell you that you were beautiful?
How did your family describe you as beautiful?
How do you define Beauty?
If you are blind, what senses do you use to determine someone's Beauty?
Who in your life have been beautiful people?

Thank you to the residents and staff at Greystanes Residential Aged Care and the students and staff at OLQP Primary School, Greystanes, NSW, Australia. This interaction occurred on 12th Augusts 2020.