Generation X was born between 1964-1983 and valued adventure, rebellion, and daily changes. Generation Z, born since 2003, strives for exclusivity, leadership, and assertiveness of their rights. Differences in thinking and values between generations can lead to lack of communication or conflict within families, but sharing experiences through joint activities could help build relationships and acceptance.
Generation X was born between 1964-1983 and valued adventure, rebellion, and daily changes. Generation Z, born since 2003, strives for exclusivity, leadership, and assertiveness of their rights. Differences in thinking and values between generations can lead to lack of communication or conflict within families, but sharing experiences through joint activities could help build relationships and acceptance.
Generation X was born between 1964-1983 and valued adventure, rebellion, and daily changes. Generation Z, born since 2003, strives for exclusivity, leadership, and assertiveness of their rights. Differences in thinking and values between generations can lead to lack of communication or conflict within families, but sharing experiences through joint activities could help build relationships and acceptance.
Different generations are characterized by different thinking, values, behaviors, so it is often
the case that parents do not communicate with their children, sometimes it may seem that they speak almost different languages. However, this should not come as a surprise, as each new generation has its own characteristics that may not be understood by other generations. Generation X was born in 1964-1983. The search for adventure, the rebellion, the coup are what they lived for. They admired the daily changes passionately. Also, the representatives of this generation are no longer so influenced by money - they need not only a financial basis, but also spiritual development, education, which they actively sought. All those born since 2003 are covered by Generation Z or otherwise as future children. They are constantly striving for exclusivity, leadership, leadership in all areas. As children grow up, they are well aware of their rights, although they sometimes forget their responsibilities. They want adults to communicate with them as they do on their own levels, to see and hear their opinions, to consult. One of the biggest disadvantages of this generation is that they prefer to exchange real, live communication with virtual ones, often avoid physical activity, spend a lot of time at the computer or immerse themselves in smartphones. It is not uncommon for families of different generations to see and feel the differences that make generations critical of each other and lead to conflict. , to be accepted, to be heard. This is a unifying thing, but for a new generation that is surrounded by technology, it becomes more difficult to do so. If the older generation contributed to the sharing of their experience not only in knowledge but also in being together, in joint activities, it would build a relationship, strengthen connections, and facilitate acceptance.