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    The document discusses the effects of aging on relationships in the family, with friends, and at school or work. It asks questions about which relationships last longest, whether relationship skills should be taught in school, and how important it is to like coworkers. The document also discusses preparing children for life through home, school, and free time activities and asks whether schooldays are wasted on the young and what people regret about their own school days. Finally, it mentions reasons for generation gaps between teenagers wanting more freedom and parents not being prepared to give it.

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    The document discusses the effects of aging on relationships in the family, with friends, and at school or work. It asks questions about which relationships last longest, whether relationship skills should be taught in school, and how important it is to like coworkers. The document also discusses preparing children for life through home, school, and free time activities and asks whether schooldays are wasted on the young and what people regret about their own school days. Finally, it mentions reasons for generation gaps between teenagers wanting more freedom and parents not being prepared to give it.

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    Promp Card - 10G - What Effect Does Growing Older Have On Relationships

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    clara dalloway
    The document discusses the effects of aging on relationships in the family, with friends, and at school or work. It asks questions about which relationships last longest, whether relationship skills should be taught in school, and how important it is to like coworkers. The document also discusses preparing children for life through home, school, and free time activities and asks whether schooldays are wasted on the young and what people regret about their own school days. Finally, it mentions reasons for generation gaps between teenagers wanting more freedom and parents not being prepared to give it.

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    I. What effect does growing older have on relationships?

    *in the family


    *friends
    *at school (and work)

    1) What kind of relationships do you think last the longest?


    Why?
    2) Do you think that the skill of making relationships should
    be taught at school?
    3) How important do you think it is to like the people you
    collaborate/work with?

    II. What do you think is the best way to prepare children for
    life?
    *at home
    *at school
    *leisure (free time) activities
    Do you agree that schooldays are wasted on the young?
    What do you regret about your own schooldays?

    Generation gap reasons:


    -teenagers want more freedom/independence and parents are
    not prepared to give it

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