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Elderly Care
Elderly Care is a broad term that encompasses a variety of activities
that are performed for the elderly.
Traditionally, it was the obligation of families to provide care for
elderly persons.
Adults were responsible for caring for their old parents.
A woman's primary responsibility was to stay at home and care for
her family.
Elderly folks are being looked after by their families in smaller
numbers nowadays.
Residential care facilities provide care for a big number of elderly
persons in one location.
Nursing homes are able to provide competent medical treatment to
its residents.
Some families are unable to care for their ageing parents or
grandparents.
Families are becoming smaller, and women are more likely than
ever to hold down full-time employment.
Care homes are facilities that provide a professional service to
senior adults.
Nurses have more advanced training than family members.
Opinions on the Care of the Elderly
The most appropriate method of care for the elderly is determined
by the family's circumstances.
It is dependent on whether or not family members have the

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necessary time and money.
Every member of our community bears a responsibility to the
elderly members of our society.
Facilities and training for care workers or social service
professionals should be funded by the government.

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Gender
1. 
In some countries, women are given special days leave for their
monthly period. Some think that this is a form of discrimination
between genders. Do you agree or disagree? Provide specific
reasons and examples to support your position.
2. 
Women can do everything that men can and they even do it better.
They also can do many things that men cannot. But it is a fact that
their work is not appreciated as much as men’s, although they have
to sacrifice a lot for their family and career… It is said: “A
woman’s place is in the home.” What do you think?