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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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Group (Lonely and Isolated) (Ms Liew and Mr Somsadeen)

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Group (Lonely and Isolated) (Ms Liew and Mr Somsadeen)

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SEE

THINK

WONDER

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video: isolated and lonely

what ive seen: old lady, sad and alone

what i think: felt bad for the lady as she dont have no company.

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we saw young people interacting and communicating with older people and asking about their opinions on the world. not only that, each of them had several different opinions.

we think that the reason for the different opinions is due to the different experiences that the people have experiences and because of the economic state of the country at that the people experience during their growth.

I wonder if things were really tough back in the days

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Group Topic (Generational Divide) (David)

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Group Topic (Generational Divide) (David)

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See- I see Benjamin Kheng talking to a elderly woman while having a laptop in front of them

Think- I think that they are watching different clips of different generations

Wonder- I wonder what are the clips of different generations are they watching about

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group lonely isolated chiuher and Elijah

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group lonely isolated chiuher and Elijah

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I see a old woman who is living with herself at home. I see that she doesn't feel well when there isn't people at home and she wants to be independent.

The woman has high blood pressure and i think it is because it is caused by the loneliness. I think she will pass on soon

We are curious how the children died and why did she get married at 14. This makes us want to explore what age people can get married

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(Millennials vs Seniors: On Hong Kong Protests & Other Stuff)generational drive

See; I see that Millennials students were interacting with the elderly.

Think: there is inequality between the developing generations

wonder: if this will continue in the future

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group 2- Lonely and isolated ming yuan, Shawn, alton

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group 2- Lonely and isolated ming yuan, Shawn, alton

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I saw that the elderly were lonely and their family members died. They also have high blood pressure, especially mdm ong.Mdm Ong also had a history of depression. The doctors said that Mdm Ong also wanted to be independent by helping others. Like washing her friends clothes for them.

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There was a elderly who was named steven and he had dementia at the age of 58 which was very early to have dementia at 58 years old. People with dementia is usually an introvert but at certain times he would show that he is and extrovert by telling jokes to people whom he knew or didn't know. His wife believes in him and she would always follow him wherever he goes to make sure nothing happens to him. His wife also wanted to go on more holidays with him before he got dementia and she thought that dementia wouldn't come so early in his life. I wonder how his wife works because she needs to take care of him everyday.

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SEE

I can see from the video that some people are not returning their trays and letting the elderly workers keep the trays for them. I can also see that people spill a lot of food on the tables that the elderly workers have to clean.

THink

I think that the elderly workers are tired of returning the trays and food items for the customers eating at hawker centres. I also think that the elderly workers should only be cleaning the tables for customers.

WONDEr

I wonder if the some of the elderly workers are tired of their job and want to change jobs.

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see: I saw an old women who was lonely and from a low income family

think: the people from ttsh helped her with alot

wonder: I wonder

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SEE: i see an elderly working as a cleaner at a hawker center

THINK: an elderly woman working

i dont care

she continues working

an elderly woman working

WONDER: nothing

she continues working as a cleaner

none

nothing

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UNEXPECTED MENTOR

In the video:

I saw- a girl who liked to sing but was shy, her parents were divorced and she was scared that her mother would die; I also saw an auntie who was a retired nurse who had no children. Mdm Yeo (the auntie) helped Quistina (the girl) overcome her fears and became her moral support.

I think -they are helping each other and they learn to get along well despite the generational gap. I think they will continue to keep in contact and will stay friends even after the experiment ends.

I wonder- how they get along despite having such a large age gap and why parents cannot get along with children even though they are related and the age gap isn't even that large.

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I saw how the auntys company eachother and how the uncle helps neighbours.

I think that they would feel lonely at some point of time. For example when they separate from their friends.

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1. I think that senior citizens could be very kind sometimes maybe mean if we bother them too much but most of the time they try to put a smile on their faces when they talk to me.

2. successful ageing means like when u age u still keep up with the things that are happening now.

3. I can tell them like whats happening in Singapore now, I can talk to them daily to not make their life soo boring like how it already and I want to try to make them happy again.

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1- I do not see senior citizens as weak and vulnerable, instead, they might have unique secrets

2- Successful aging means living healthily and living to a old age(personally)

3- I can spend more time to get to know them better and talk to them as well as care for them

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We saw how uncle bill and kieryon interacted with each other. They have a lot of respect and care for each other. We also saw how kieryon gave uncle bill a cake in his birthday which displayed his kindess.

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cure to loneliness

I see and notice that there are many old people in bedemeer. there are many old people like auntie goh and others taking care of each other like mr yeo fixing broken appliances, and another cooking for older ones who cannot walk

i think that the old people have no choice but to live alone so they find solutions to not be lonely and rely on each other.

I wonder what will happen if they stop taking care of each other, how would they be able to get help

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I saw that the elderly man named Bill was paired up with kieyran and they each had the same interests and formed a really good friend ship.

I Think that their interests really helped them form their friendship and that Bill's comic shop also contributed a lot to it. I also think that Kieyran can interact more with Bill.

I wonder if they will still be in contact after the 10 weeks (if it has not ended)

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in the video unexpected friendship , i saw a boy who is unfit and a man who thinks poorly of the younger generation.

i think - the uncle bill , slowly warms up to the boy , his perception slowly changes for the better.

i wonder if they are still friends

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I see that old people are keeping themselves active. they are more active than those young people.

I think the elderly are more flexible than todays young people. They positive minds and good health

I wonder if these young people will be as good as those elderly in the future

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how old is old

i see some young adults being interviewed on how old do they think is a person considered old and what their movements would be like at that age and proved them wrong when bringing in elderly who are older than what they consider old and do movements

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I saw a boy and an old uncle they were good friends