Lost and found me ka....I'm back to share some little stories again today ka.
My 'Learn Plern Plern' podcast in May has its focus on 'empathy' since many keep mentioning the term and it's really good to see what people think about it.
I zoomed with 5 guest speakers about it and let me summarize what I'm most impressed with na ka.
1. I love Norwegians' empathy, which is beyond their own selves to set aside a specific amount of national funds for international development projects for countries in need, no matter which political party is in the government.....really beautiful hearts that have passed on from generation to generation.
2. Being a disabled person doesn't mean he/she can't help him/herself at all. In the case of Kru Ice who's blind, he wishes to be empathized by offering some assistance in situations he can't possibly handle on his own, especially in unfamiliar environments like crossing the streets, taking a bus, discussions with pictures shared, etc. On the other hand, his empathy for others is to use his listening skill while sensing how the other end feels from his/her chat to give advice as seen necessary.
3. Human-computer Interactions teaches learners (mainly engineers) to probe into users' real needs through different methods like use of questions, direct observations, and actual try-out. Learners are not only able to fill themselves with more empathy, but also increase their human qualities and abilities to network with diverse groups in different circles more easily.
4. Dentists can have enhanced empathy through their role models while studying; learning the real life being interns in remote areas, and doing volunteer work that does far more than expected.
5. Empathy can be nurtured by understanding the law of nature, knowing one's own self, and understanding others. Communication using various methods like case studies while ensuring that long-term impacts are considered will help identify best options for all amid the world changes that come with new and tough factors.
Any comments mai ka?
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