I have chosen 2 sub-branches to work on :
1. How can the elderly cope with daily life when they are restrained to many problems?
2. How could we make those lonely elderly happy again, enjoying their life?
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Mindmap of my EQs
I have chosen 2 sub-branches to work on :
1. How can the elderly cope with daily life when they are restrained to many problems?
2. How could we make those lonely elderly happy again, enjoying their life?
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Ranking the EQs
Q1:How can the elderly cope with daily life when they are restrained to many problems?
Q2:What could we make those lonely elderly happy again, enjoying their life?
Q3:What can we do to help them improve their lives?
Rank by IMPORTANCE
1st:What could we make those lonely elderly happy again, enjoying their life?
2nd:How can the elderly cope with daily life when they are restrained to many problems?
3rd:What can we do to help them improve their lives?
Mental problems are much harder to cure than physical ones. As long the elderly is happy, physical boundaries means nothing. First, we have to understand how they live their lives to identify their problems, then we go on to think how we improve or eliminate the problem they are facing.
Q2:What could we make those lonely elderly happy again, enjoying their life?
Q3:What can we do to help them improve their lives?
Rank by IMPORTANCE
1st:What could we make those lonely elderly happy again, enjoying their life?
2nd:How can the elderly cope with daily life when they are restrained to many problems?
3rd:What can we do to help them improve their lives?
Mental problems are much harder to cure than physical ones. As long the elderly is happy, physical boundaries means nothing. First, we have to understand how they live their lives to identify their problems, then we go on to think how we improve or eliminate the problem they are facing.
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