Adolescent Activity Goals: Inform teens about careers in neuroscience and related careers Provide information about requirements for each career Format: Screen excerpts from THE SECRET LIFE OF THE BRAIN with focus on careers represented Invite people in careers related to neuroscience, such as a neuroscientist or neurologist, neurology nurse, imaging technician, physical therapist, speech therapist. Career professionals tell teens about day to day work in their field, educational and training requirements, rewards and challenges Explore career resources on the internet through links at www.pbs.org/brain Allow teens to ask questions of the professionals. Some professionals may invite teens to tour their workplace Participants: Teens, students Potential Partners: Colleges and technical schools Professional organizations Hospitals, health, rehabilitation centers Imaging centers Materials: Excerpt tape from THE SECRET LIFE OF THE BRAIN. Focus on the different careers represented The Brain: A User's Guide for Teens Informational handouts from professionals Internet access to www.pbs.org/brain Venues: After school and other informal teen programs High school classes, assemblies, and extracurricular activity clubs Adult Activity Goals: Inform adults about the normal effects of aging on mental functioning vs. the symptoms of diseases such as of Alzheimer's. Explore techniques for optimizing brain functioning throughout life. Format: Screen excerpts from Program 5 -- The Aging Brain: Through Many Lives. Invite a gerontologist or expert in Alzheimer's disease to discuss the difference between normal aging and symptoms of disease. Invite participants to ask questions of the expert. Discuss strategies and activities for optimizing brain functioning. Provide printed materials outlining "brain fitness" techniques and warning signs of disorders. Provide information on resources available via organizations and the internet. Participants: Adults Potential Partners: Geontology departments of hospitals Community eldercare organizations Resource organizations for brain related issues or disorders Local senior citizens groups Materials: Excerpt tape from THE SECRET LIFE OF THE BRAIN and necessary audio/visual equipment The Brain: A User's Guide for Adults Informational handouts provided by expert Venues: Community centers Senior citizen and eldercare organizations Community healthcare centers Faith based organizations Hospital community health programs Workplace "brown bag" sessions