At a time when some might be worrying about themselves it is strangely relieving to focus the mind on others instead.
1) What might others be worried about? (health, boredom etc)
2) What is the positive side to all this? (more free time, family bonding etc)
3) When else has society gone through something similar and survived? (SARS, credit crunch, wars etc)
At a time when some might be worrying about themselves it is strangely relieving to focus the mind on others instead.
1) What might others be worried about? (health, boredom etc)
2) What is the positive side to all this? (more free time, family bonding etc)
3) When else has society gone through something similar and survived? (SARS, credit crunch, wars etc)
There are lots of Neighbourhood communities (eg on NextDoor) that are becoming quite active that your kids might want to participate in.
1) Who is most at need? (elderly, sick etc)
2) What do they need? (food, entertainment etc)
3) How can we help them? (food drops, phone calls etc)
There are lots of Neighbourhood communities (eg on NextDoor) that are becoming quite active that your kids might want to participate in.
1) Who is most at need? (elderly, sick etc)
2) What do they need? (food, entertainment etc)
3) How can we help them? (food drops, phone calls etc)
No such role exists of course but country actions need to be aligned, and so this is a chance to think through the ideal, unified course of action
1) How could we limit the spread of the virus?
2) How can we expedite a vaccine or immunity for the entire population?
3) How do we take care of the economy?
No such role exists of course but country actions need to be aligned, and so this is a chance to think through the ideal, unified course of action
1) How could we limit the spread of the virus?
2) How can we expedite a vaccine or immunity for the entire population?
3) How do we take care of the economy?
You will love the quick, fun and stimulating questions we will send you - and so will your kids
