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1. What is your perception of senior citizens?

2. How does successful aging mean to you?

3. What can you do to help elderlies age gracefully?

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Secondary One Values In Action Programme - Value: Respect - T3W8 Session 2 - Successful Aging

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What Is your perception of Senior Citizens?

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1. What language(s) do your grandparent speak?

2. Are you better at speaking dialect languages?

3. Upload your translation of conversational phrases here!

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Secondary One Values In Action Programme - Value: Respect

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Guangyang Secondary School
Sec 1 Level wide School Value - Respect and Integrity

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There are six areas we can explore

1. Generational Divide

2. Lonely and Isolated

3. Mature Workers

4. Who Am I? Dementia

5. Digital Divide

6. The Elderly Poor

Get into groups and think about the issues. Share your thoughts.

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Secondary One Values In Action Programme - Value: Respect - T3W8 Session 1 - Issues Around Aging

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Watch the videos and discuss/ share your thoughts in class.

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Discuss in your groups and respond to the questions.

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How can you contribute to Singapore's aging society?

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How can you contribute to Singapore's aging society?

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1. What was the most memorable moment? Why?

2. What did you learn and feel?

3. What are some of your doubts and questions?

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1. Break into groups of fours

2. Each group to watch one video

3. In your group discussions, use the See-Think-Wonder thinking routine.

4. Record your observations (what you See), thoughts (what you Think) and questions (what makes you curious and Wonder) in your Class Padlet.

5. Your teacher may select videos to watch as a whole class.

6. Your teacher may ask your group to present what you have discussed using the accompanying questions below the video.

7. Record the responses of the accompanying questions in your Class Padlet.

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1. Break into groups of fours

2. Each group to watch one video

3. In your group discussions, use the See-Think-Wonder thinking routine.

4. Record your observations (what you See), thoughts (what you Think) and questions (what makes you curious and Wonder) in your Class Padlet.

5. Your teacher may select videos to watch as a whole class.

6. Your teacher may ask your group to present what you have discussed using the accompanying questions below the video.

7. Record the responses of the accompanying questions in your Class Padlet.

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https://forms.moe.edu.sg/forms/vXj0Ok

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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:

[clarify] What are the different views presented by the young  and the old in the video?

[sensitise]  How do you respond when you have conflicting points of view with senior members?

[sensitise] Do you think it is important to respect their generational identity and views?

[influence] How can you show understanding when you agree to disagree?

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Millennials vs Seniors: On Hong Kong Protests & Other Stuff

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1) The elderly think that the youth do not care much about the current challenges that Singapore is facing. However the youth feel like they know what is happening in Singapore.

2)Both people give their opinions and they find a suitable agreement

3) Yes. Because they went through many more generations and seen how Singapore has developed

4) Give others to say their opinions and be open-minded to other answers and suggestions. This way there won't be any disagreements and everyone can come to a conclusion

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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:

[clarify] What are the circumstances that caused the lady to be lonely and isolated?

[clarify] How did she manage to overcome her difficulties?

[sensitise] Did you know that senior members can also be depressed?

[influence] What are some ways you can show care and concern to elderlies?

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Nursing the Lonely | Singapore's Elderly Poor | CNA Insider

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group 2 (Naziha, yingjia, may, clarissa)

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group 2 (Naziha, yingjia, may, clarissa)

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-Her family members passed on and in turn made her very lonely

-there were care takers that always check up on her and makes sure she takes her medicines

-no, i did not but now that i watched the video i know better

-we can check up on them and make sure they are healthy like our neighbours and relatives

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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:

[clarify] What are the challenges older workers face?

[sensitise] Why do you think they choose to work?

[influence] How can you make their work easier/ more bearable?

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Who Cleans Your Singapore? - A Day in the Life of a Hawker Cleaner

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1) The challenges are that some of the customers are not willing to put their tray to tray return play thingy.

2)We think that it is because they feel very happy when they help the customers, some of us also feel that they work to contribute to the society.

3)We could help the cleaners to keep our table clean and tidy and make sure to tell the other people to clean after their messes.

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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:

[clarify] What are the signs of dementia onset?

[clarify] How did Mr Lau's wife and family members feel when the condition hit her family?

[sensitise] How do you think Mr Lau must have felt?

[influence] What are some ways you can help to support persons with dementia?

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Dementia at 58: Steven Lau's story | The Straits Times

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1. Some signs of dementia onset is memory loss, confusion, difficulty communicating and changes in mood and behavior.

2.Mr Lau's wife felt very sad and worried about her family. She felt fortunate that Mr Lau could still remember some things.

3. Mr Lau might have been shocked and in denial of his disease. He might also have felt grief from his lost of independence for his future.

4. Some ways you can help dementia-stricken people is by listening to them actively and validating their statement like saying, you understand them. Another way is by showing them familiar places and objects.

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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:

[clarify] What are some of the challenges elderly face when they use technology?

[sensitise] How do they feel when they are labelled 'slow'?

[sensitise] Recall/ imagine a situation where you interact with an elderly facing difficulties with the mobile phone, how did you feel and react?

[influence] What are some fun and engaging ways we can help them be confident with technology?

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Big Read: Singapore's Elderly Face The Technology Revolution

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1. Random press of buttons and uncontrollable touch screen since its not familliar to them.

2. Some take it as a challenge and some just swallow in their emotions.

3."one time i was a t a church and with my grandma, and all her friends took out her phone and she didnt know how to use it then i pitied them as they spent so much time to do a simple task on their phone. I reacted by asking them what they wanted to do on their phone and i taught them and helped them." -Dylan

4. motivate them to learn by congratulating them.

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DISCUSSION QUESTIONS:

[clarify] What are some of the difficulties/ challenges of living alone, with dementia and financial constraints?

[sensitise] Are you aware that seniors can face very difficult situations?

[influence] Will you want to spend your free time taking care of elderlies in need?

[influence] What can you do to make them safe and happy?

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Looking After Helen | Singapore's Elderly Poor

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One challenge is that she lacks personal hygiene and is not active enough. She doesn't know what she is waiting for.

Yes, as seniors tend to become weaker and develop dementia and other illnesses, they face many difficulties such as carrying out daily needs, walking, etc.

Yes, because taking care of elderlies is a good deed, and we will also be able to befriend them, and give them company when they need it.

Engage with them, bring them out for a walk, be friends with them.

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Discussion Questions:

[clarify] In the video, what did the people say when asked about being old?

[sensitise] What are some things people believe about older people? Are they true?

[influence] How do we show respect to seniors in our school and neighbourhood?

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How Old Is Old? | Turn Back The Clock | CNA Insider

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1) The young people thought the older people couldn't do what young people could do like how they crossed the streets, do jumping jacks and etc.

2) People think that the older people couldn't do planks but instead, they could do it but the younger people couldn't. Therefore, they are not true.

3) We show respect to our seniors by showing them care. Example, when the seniors are queuing for food, we must let them queue first. We can also spend more time with them.

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Discussion Questions:

[clarify] What are some of the stereotypes mentioned by Mr Teo about younger generation?

[clarify] What are the challenges faced by Mr Teo and Kieyron when they are forming new friendships?

[sensitise] Were you surprised that they can be full of interesting life experiences and so willing to share?

[influence] What are some small steps you can take to break down barriers between generations?

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An Unexpected Friendship | Back To School | CNA Insider

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-young people are naughty and not doing their studies properly.

-people wonnt invite one another to their house for lunches or dinner

-yes i was surprised as i didn't expect such a big age gap as people nowadays would talk about different things

-find similar interests and play games that they both enjoy

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Group3(Hanief, Dylan Lim, Hubert and Isa)

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Group3(Hanief, Dylan Lim, Hubert and Isa)

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1)Mr Teo stereotyped the younger generation were naughty and stuck to the screen spending most of day playing games just to wake up the next morning to continue playing

2)its was unstable and hard to communicate to understand each other cause of their different experiences thinking they wont accept each other

3)yes, because us humans are unpredictable and because the uncle doesn't like the younger generation

4)have small conversations as much as possible progressing to being able to communicate for long periods of time and try understanding each other followed by doing what Kieyrom and Mr Teo did

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Discussion Questions:

[clarify] What are some of the stereotypes mentioned by Mr Teo about younger generation?

[clarify] What are the challenges faced by Mr Teo and Kieyron when they are forming new friendships?

[sensitise] Were you surprised that they can be full of interesting life experiences and so willing to share?

[influence] What are some small steps you can take to break down barriers between generations?

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An Unexpected Friendship | Back To School | CNA Insider

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4Discussion Questions:

[clarify] What did the helpers or friends in the story do that made Auntie Goh (or others) feel better?

[sensitise] Have you ever felt lonely and what helped you feel less alone?

[influence] What could our class do to make sure that elderly around you will feel included and valued?

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1. Mr Lim lives with Auntie Goh to keep her accompanied as she need a house to live in. Mr Lim also help to cook delicious food for Auntie Goh.

2. Kaven have felt lonely when he was trying to play some games with his friends but none of them were free but Elijah knew that he wanted to play so he came to play with Kaven.

3. The class can talk to the elderly around us and make them feel theres still people who care for them and they will feel less lonely and we can play some games with them to make them feel included.

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Discussion Questions:

[clarify] What did Madam do to help Qistina feel more confident?

[sensitise] Have you ever helped someone who was unsure of themselves? Have someone helped you to feel braver?

[influence] How can you and your grandparents (or elderly person) learn from each other? What can we teach each other?

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An Unexpected Mentor | Back To School | CNA Insider

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Discussion Questions:

[clarify] What did Madam do to help Qistina feel more confident?

[sensitise] Have you ever helped someone who was unsure of themselves? Have someone helped you to feel braver?

[influence] How can you and your grandparents (or elderly person) learn from each other? What can we teach each other?

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An Unexpected Mentor | Back To School | CNA Insider

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1. she helped qistina by supporting her through her auditions and praising her and complimenting her whenever she sang to make qistina feel more relaxed and less stressed out.

2. yes, we helped the elderly fold origami during our class via in camp.

yes, when i was at the playground with my friend, i saw a fireman pole leading to the ground. I went down skillfully but my friend was afraid she will get hurt ( the pole might burn her hand due to friction) but i assured her that it wouldn't hurt her as it was for kids. she ended up liking the pole. as the saying goes: " you never try, you never know . "

3. we can learn from each other by teaching each other our dialects and communicating more with each other and getting to understand each other more.

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One challenge is she has dementia and she does not remember things she has done it might cause a huge impact like when cooking she might forget to off the fire. She also had problems managing her money. Yes, because they might forget to eat. Yes, because these elderly go through very difficult times so it would be a good deed to take care of them during our free time. Something we can do to keep them happy and safe is always monitor and spend time with