Delfina Schulmeister

Writing
“Teenagers are too young to teach other people about anything”.
Do you agree?

Elderlies may think that teenagers do not have enough knowledge to teach other people about anything, but I
completely disagree. I firmly believe anyone can teach regardless of their age, but especially the ones who are in
the bridge between childhood and adulthood.
Firstly, teenagers grew up with the usage of technology handed to them as they were born, therefore, no
generation manoeuvres technology better than them. For example, grandparents may often need some instructions
to manage their way into social media and young people are usually welcome to guide them.
Secondly, younger generations have mostly been concerned about the environment and the understanding of the
consequences of global warming. For example, they have been taught as kids to recycle and change some
behaviours such as not wasting water as they used to do years ago.
Another reason why I believe that teenagers may actually be the best at teaching anything is because they are the
most open-minded generation of all time. Moreover, older generations have something to learn from the younger
ones.
Above all, teenagers can teach other people anything; consequently, instead of being critical and cynical, maybe
older people can try to understand and learn from the youth.