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    Psychology of Education at the University of South Africa. The article is titled “Bridging the communication gap between Generation Y and the Baby Boomer generation. The article examines the generational communication gap between generation Y and the Baby Boomer generation with the intention to suggest ways to bridge the gap. Venter (2016) argues that meaningful communication between the two generations is important because they have connected channels of communication and the two can give meaning to each

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    socialisation is due to the generation gaps. The term “generation” is defines as “subcomponents of society demarcated by age”. What defines a generation is generally the diving lines are tied to crucial global events. For example, the end of WWII was the birth of the Baby Boomers. The generations that my “Cross-Generational Study” looks at are Gen X (1967 – 1976) and Gen Z (1996 - 2009). Gen X which are born between 1977 to 1995. They are currently aged 41 - 50 and make up This Generation follows the baby

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    The Gap of Generations

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    Logan Rose Davis English- 1302- 11618 July/5/2012 The Gap of Generations Morals and goals change throughout generations as they grow up and go through different events. Lorraine Hansberry wrote A Raisin in the Sun and in the play a man name Walter and his Mama fight throughout the story of how they should think about what is most important to the two people. Mama grew up in the early 1900s and how she was treated and what she had back then helped mold her in to the things she finds most important

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    Generation Gap Essay

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    letter which was written by a mother to her 14-year-old daughter. What made the mother so frustrated and use such a sincere mood to talk to her daughter is the generation gap. The meaning of this word, generation gap, is the differences of viewpoints and the perceived psychological distance between the younger generation and the older generation in hobbies, habits, values, world view, and attitudes toward lives. In childhood, little girls like to imitate mothers’ behaviors, making up their faces with

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    Distinguishing generation gaps There are several ways to make distinctions between generations. For example, names are given to major groups and each generation sets its own trends and has its own cultural impact. Language Use Generations can be distinguished by the differences in their language use. The generation gap has created a parallel gap in language that can be difficult to communicate across. This issue is one visible throughout society, creating complications within day to day communication

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    president, Franklin Roosevelt, once stated, “There is a mysterious cycle in human events. To some generations much is given. Of other generations much is expected.” As generations come and go like the tides, the ocean of differences between them becomes clearer. Older generations differ from the current generation in their use of technology and their integration of educational methods. Older generations did not have the technological advancements and opportunities that are available now, nor did they

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    Generation Gap Essay

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    point of view of higher education, it has become hard for teens and parents to connect on an educational level. Between my mom and I there is a good 30-year gap, but as I move closer to finishing high school and applying to colleges, I have noticed that the generation gap has made it difficult for my parents to understand what my generation finds very basic. It may be just the “use it or lose it” effect and they haven’t used the things I’m learning now after 30 years of not being in high school,

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    The generation gap between Chinese immigrant parents and their children stems from social and cultural differences. Cultural Chinese norms are extremely different from traditionally American cultural norms which leads to children having to deal with parental expectations. There are largely pronounced differences when it comes to goal orientation and success as explained by Zhou, many immigrant parents have a very one dimensional approach when it comes to education and see it as the only route for

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    Generation Gap; Teenagers and Adults Nowadays adult hear many thing from teenagers, common dialogues or a phrases that adults hear from the teenagers is, you do not understand, we are the drivers of our own destiny, we are responsible for our life; on what we are and what will we become. Nowadays teenagers set their goals in order to be successful in the near future. “Success is measured by power, popularity, control, achievements, authority, winning and etc. Having more and being more is success

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    Rosenberg, an author who wrote books about societal issues in the 1970s, once wrote, “Generation Gap: A chasm, amorphously situated in time and space, that separates those who have grown up absurd from those who will, with luck, grow up absurd.” People grown up in different environments or times have their own morals or methods of operation that would not be politically correct today. This leads to a generation gap between young and old people. The difference between an educated twenty year old with

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