This is important as if the younger generation does not like the elderly, we will know how to plan out how we want to help the elderly, for example, we will know that we should not engage the younger generation to be in direct contact with the elderly. We will also know if the there is a mentality problem with the younger generation.
2. How does the elderly think of aging?
This will help us plan how to help the elderly as we will know at what stage to start, if it is planning activities or some other things.
3. How is the surroundings benefitting the elderly?
This will also help us in planning as we will know if the surroundings need changing or not.
Some good questions, especially the first 2, as I do find some of you needing to focus also on the non-elderly sections of the society.
ReplyDeleteFor number 2, it concerns more of emotions which is not really necessary as the elderly have no choice even if they do not want to age. Whereas number 3 is more of the governments decision
ReplyDeleteThe questions are very good and so are the explanations. Keep up the good work!
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I think you can choose between the first or the second question. But you need to be a little product-based, because at first glance, the questions may be solved by making a plan to carry out.
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