Finally, I'll lead you to some initiative which can fulfil the generation gap.

You need to find the

answers for three brain teasers. First, what should a teenager do when they feel that parents
don't understand them? Actually, the answer is being brave. By the way, he can say to his
parents: 'There is something weird about my growing up... It's too important to me, so could you
listen to my problems? And then we can talk about our viewpoints...'. Secondly, when there's a
conflict, how can they speak the same language from both sides? To adults, just being firm when
it has to be, but flexible and willing to compromise when it should be. Sometimes, giving a full
hearing is enough to ease parental concerns. Likewise, it's a friendly ear that's enough for
adolescents to honour their parents' wishes. And the last one: Are there any ways to minimize the
effects of the generation gap? I extremely believe the best way is sympathy - putting yourself in
other's shoes. Family members should treat others as a guide who can help them to know more
about their own worlds. Today, with the advent of technology, people are more and more easy to
ignore each other. Hence, instead of sticking to the screen, they can stay closer by spending
more time sharing, helping housework or playing together.

Skit For A Generational Conflict

... (Noise of crowd in a cafeteria)...
Loc's phone was suddenly ringing...
Mom: Where were you now?
L: I'm going out with my friend!
M: It's too late now! When will you come home?
L: Ok, mom. I'll come back in 15 minutes.
...
Huy: What's the matter with you?
L: Well, I've to go home now! Sorry.
H: Why do you come home so early?
L: Well, it's about my family's curfew. So strict!
H: I agree with you. Their thought is different from us, and I think it's not suitable any longer
nowadays.
L: Yes, just look out! The street's still so crowded but they think now is very late... How about
you? Any problems with your family?
H: ...Yes. Honestly, my parents are always complaining about my study. However, I think it's not
bad at all!
L: Why do they complain much about it?
H: Perhaps, they think I use my phone too much on games but actually I also use it for
homework!
L: Really? Poor you, haha!
H: Oh no, it's such a generation gap!
... (END)