Week 3: Let's find our main problem

At the beginning of the week we decided to look at 2 main issues - the relationship between parents and children and the second, loneliness among teenagers. As a team we came up with questions to interview the end users.

In this case, we realized that these were two very different problems, so we had to refine our domain to dive deeper into the problems and needs. We redefined the domain - "Social interactions between teens in the digital age."

Now that we were a little more focused, we set out to interview teens.

We interviewed various young people aged 14-18, heard about the problems each of them had, and the shadow deepened and a better understanding of life. We were surprised how willing they were to talk about their lives and the problems that accompany them, and we were grateful that they shared all this information and thoughts with us.

Finally, we held a group meeting to discuss about the findings of the interviews and the problems we had identified. The findings of the interview are varied and interesting, and it is clear that many problems concern the minds of young people today. Granted, we did not leave this week with a chosen problem, but at least we had the privilege of meeting amazing youth and focusing a little more on the area we want to get involved in this year.

No doubt we are curious to find out what the specific problem will be chosen ... all the details in the next blog post :)