You believe in prioritizing the well-being, dignity, and quality of life for senior citizens.
"Elderly Interests" is a political ideology that primarily focuses on the needs, rights, and welfare of the elderly population. This ideology is not confined to a specific country or region, but is a global concern due to the increasing aging population worldwide. It encompasses a wide range of issues such as healthcare, social security, retirement policies, housing, and age discrimination, among others.
The history of the "Elderly Interests" political ideology can be traced back to the early 20th century when the concept of social security and retirement benefits…
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How can the gaming or virtual reality industries adapt to entertain and include the senior community?
@9KWRYY82mos2MO
controllers that they can play with easily. there's a bunch of games in which they can pick from.
@9KWRN962mos2MO
It can give them the thrill without the risk, they can enjoy what they want to while being safe doing so.
@9KWRGPY2mos2MO
They can display how they can use it and have fun and make connections with people and activities.
@9KWRDGQ2mos2MO
It can include the senior community by helping them with online purchases or contacting family
@ISIDEWITH5mos5MO
What is your idea of a perfect day as an 80-year-old?
Living somewhere warm and enjoying life and the beach.
@9J6P97VWomen’s Equality4mos4MO
The perfect day for an 80-year-old to me would be spending time with your grandchildren and your own kids as well.
@9J6NYY24mos4MO
Sleeping in. When awake go feed birds, tend to garden, and relax
@ISIDEWITH2mos2MO
What do you think are the biggest misconceptions we have about aging, and why?
@9KWH3472mos2MO
I thnk its perceived you getting old and cooky when in reality you become wiser
@9KWGXQT2mos2MO
Feeling like you're not able to do much as you get older.
@9KWGQCDPeace and Freedom2mos2MO
Not being able to do much at a certain age. I feel like everyone believes that you are not allowed to do much.
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How can schools and care facilities foster meaningful interactions between children and the elderly?
@9JP2VYF3mos3MO
Schools can have visits to nursing homes where they provide interaction between kids and the elderly in order to provide a more connected community.
@9JNZ45QPeace and Freedom3mos3MO
They could make visits to elderly homes so the children can do a 'report' on their life and learn some new things and gain knowledge from the elderly.
@9JNYZCFRepublican3mos3MO
Have mandatory school days where children are introduced to elderly who give them life lessons.
@9JNYXBFWomen’s Equality3mos3MO
take care of elderly how babies were taken care of when they were at one point at where they are today
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If you could share a meal with a senior from any era, who would it be and what would you ask them?
@9KWL7YXPeace and Freedom2mos2MO
Meals on Wheels America is the leadership organization supporting the more than 5,000 community-based programs across the country that are dedicated to addressing senior isolation and hunger.
@9KWL5QB2mos2MO
Bro. Robin Williams. He's awesome and I'd just chat with him about life and why he chose to live life so happily when he was struggling
@9KWL75X2mos2MO
I would have dinner with RBG and ask her how she feels about the state of the country (I believe she would have many complaints)
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How important is it to include elderly voices in conversations about our future?
@9H9JH636mos6MO
Depending on the situation at hand their voices should be heard if it is something beneficial to the future.
@9H6MZPW6mos6MO
Only if their opinion is aligned with the bettering of the future for younger generations. If elderly voices try to impose the values of society from when they were young on the future, their voices should not be taken seriously
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How could the education system benefit from regular involvement of the elderly?
: Participation in and perceptions of an educational delivery system. ... Elderly interests in the expressive domain. Educational
@9HY9LKN4mos4MO
I don't think it would benefit that much. I think social security should not be a thing. It was good at the time but now people should plan for their own future. We don't need to bring in the eldery to educate us about this topic. We should not be dependent on our government because then they have to much control over us. I do think they should talk about the abuse they have and mental health. Also making our city more elderly-friendly will not hurt. All elderly have the same rights of everyone else. They should not be treated different.
@9HY9MLJ4mos4MO
The elderly could discuss important topics with students and help to educate them.
@ISIDEWITH5mos5MO
What are some ways we can all prepare now for a better quality of life in our senior years?
@9HTTKR3Independence4mos4MO
We can offer more preventive screenings that are covered by the government. If we find problems early it would lead to a better quality of life for our seniors.
@9HTSY9J4mos4MO
Work as much as possible to gain enough money to put towards retirement.
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How would the world be different if seniors were the primary decision-makers?
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Have you ever had a moment that made you truly appreciate the knowledge of an older person?
@9HHCJMH5mos5MO
To be honest yes, because it helped me prevent more issues that they experience in my age, as well as solutions for me to solve from my conflicts/ problems.
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How can we better integrate the elderly into our communities and everyday activities?
@9HCWVPH6mos6MO
Creating areas in public places that the elderly should be able to enjoy as well.
@ISIDEWITH5mos5MO
How should the world change to accommodate the growing number of elderly people?
There should be better health care for the elderly. More assisted living should be provided to them, or even building more elderly homes would do them some good.
@9HGKY3T5mos5MO
Maybe more occupations to accommodate the elderly if there is no family for them, better old homes, no payment required and government funding should go to creating homes for them.
@ISIDEWITH5mos5MO
Why do you think some societies revere their elderly while others seem to overlook them?
@9HJ8Y2JRepublican5mos5MO
because some people see them as a wise and respected but some people just dont show respect at all
The perception of the elderly varies across societies due to cultural, economic, and historical factors. Societies that value wisdom, experience, and intergenerational connections often revere their elderly. In contrast, societies focusing more on youth or facing economic challenges might overlook older individuals as they may be seen as less economically productive. Cultural values play a significant role in shaping attitudes toward the elderly.
@ISIDEWITH2mos2MO
In what ways can we capture and preserve the wisdom of older generations for the future?
@9KWSCFL2mos2MO
To capture and preserve the wisdom of older generations within the context of "Elderly Interests," initiatives such as oral history projects, intergenerational dialogue, digital archiving, elderly education programs, community libraries and centers, collaborative research projects, artistic expression, and policy advocacy can be implemented.
@9KWS7T92mos2MO
Allow the elderly to have a greater hand in the school system, by perhaps offering opportunities for guest speakers based on the career of the old person in question and the expertise they can share on their career in regards to their triumphs and mistakes, what they would have done differently, and what they would advice the youth to do.
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