I. Understanding Ageing
1. What does it mean to age?
2. At what age do you think someone is considered old?
3. How do you feel about getting older?
4. What are some positive things about ageing?
5. What are some challenges that older people face?
II. The Elderly in Society
6. How do you think society views older people?
7. What role do older people play in families?
8. How can we help older people in our communities?
9. Are there enough services for older people in your area?
10. How do older people contribute to society?
III. Health and Ageing
11. What are common health issues for older people?
12. How can older people stay healthy?
13. Do you think older people get enough medical care?
14. What activities can help older people stay fit?
15. How important is mental health for older adults?
IV. Technology and Ageing
16. How can technology help older people?
17. Are older people comfortable using new technology?
18. What are some useful apps for older adults?
19. How can we teach older people to use technology?
20. Do you think technology makes life easier for older people?
V. Intergenerational Relationships
21. How can younger people learn from older people?
22. What activities can bring different ages together?
23. Do you have a close relationship with an older person?
24. How can families support their elderly members?
25. What stories do older people have to share with younger generations?
VI. Retirement and Lifestyle
26. What do you think about retirement?
27. How can older people spend their free time?
28. What hobbies are popular among older adults?
29. How can older people stay active after retiring?
30. What are some travel opportunities for older people?
VII. Ageism and Stereotypes
31. What is ageism?
32. How can we fight against ageism in society?
33. Have you ever seen someone being treated unfairly because of their age?
34. What stereotypes do people have about older adults?
35. How can we change negative views about ageing?
VIII. Future of Ageing Society
36. How will the population of older people change in the future?
37. What challenges will society face with an ageing population?
38. How can cities be made more friendly for older people?
39. What policies should governments create for older adults?
40. How do you think older people will live in 20 years?
IX. Personal Reflections on Ageing
41. What do you hope to achieve as you age?
42. How do you want to be treated when you are older?
43. What advice would you give to someone who is afraid of ageing?
44. How do you think your life will change as you get older?
45. What is one thing you want to learn before you get old?
X. Global Perspectives on Ageing
46. How do different cultures view ageing?
47. What is the elderly care system like in your country?
48. Are there any countries that are better at supporting older people?
49. How do traditions around ageing differ around the world?
50. What lessons can we learn from other countries about ageing?
XI. Aging and the Environment
51. How does the environment affect older people’s health?
52. What changes can we make to help older people in our cities?
53. How can nature benefit the elderly?
54. What are some safe outdoor activities for older adults?
55. How can we make public spaces more accessible for older people?
XII. Celebrating Ageing
56. How can we celebrate the achievements of older people?
57. What events can be organized for older adults in the community?
58. How can we show appreciation for the elderly?
59. What are some ways to honor older people’s life stories?
60. Why is it important to respect and value older generations?
