Topic: Do you think the Elders would also listen to Youth? - page 3. (Read 492 times)
It would be great if people would be open to listen to people who are younger than them because maturity is not measured through age. It would be like seeing things with fresh eyes.
With proper approach, of course they will listen. Respecting these elders of their beliefs will make them respect us new generations back. We just have to be patient with them because their not young enough the get these new knowledge.
What is your opinion about it , you think they will listen to modern youth today.
We gain wisdom from all ages. Gone are the days that information is practically owned by the older generation. Because now the young people have their own perspective on life. And they are no longer happy with old life.
We gain wisdom from all ages. Gone are the days that information is practically owned by the older generation. Because now the young people have their own perspective on life. And they are no longer happy with old life.
Well most adult or elderly people don't listen to young ones because they think that they are older and that they are more experienced than them. I really think that it's not that bad to listen to other's opinion even if they are young or old. Age is not a factor when it comes to experience and knowledge.
Yes, of course, elders should listen to the youth voices. Because it is really very necessary to develop a youth mind. Youth are the future of the generation. They need to be guided properly. If the elders listen to them, then it will be easier to guide youth on the right track.
But now almost 50% elders are listening to the youth voices and appreciating them.That is really a very positive sign for our civilization.
But now almost 50% elders are listening to the youth voices and appreciating them.That is really a very positive sign for our civilization.
When it comes to formulating innovative ideas and galvanising action, it is clear that we older generations have much to learn from young people.
They are not apathetic or disengaged; they are simply savvy enough to know that we are not listening to them.
We must not only address the dispiriting abyss of youth unemployment, but ensure that young people drive the discussions that shape their lives.
It is therefore unsurprising that young people have been at the forefront of the world’s mass protests in recent years.
They are rightly angry that while others in particular the old political and financial institutions were deemed too important or too big to fail, they are considered too small to matter.
They are not apathetic or disengaged; they are simply savvy enough to know that we are not listening to them.
We must not only address the dispiriting abyss of youth unemployment, but ensure that young people drive the discussions that shape their lives.
It is therefore unsurprising that young people have been at the forefront of the world’s mass protests in recent years.
They are rightly angry that while others in particular the old political and financial institutions were deemed too important or too big to fail, they are considered too small to matter.
Actually, If anyone tell truths and most important things , everyone must listen to that person. Doesn't matter, He or she is younger or elder.
Of course yes once the youths have something to offer
They need to and they're doing too. Now we're into the time of post world war old agers born in the 50s and later.
The new generation of old agers are more adaptive to change.
The new generation of old agers are more adaptive to change.
What is your opinion about it , you think they will listen to modern youth today.
We gain wisdom from all ages. Gone are the days that information is practically owned by the older generation. Because now the young people have their own perspective on life. And they are no longer happy with old life.
We gain wisdom from all ages. Gone are the days that information is practically owned by the older generation. Because now the young people have their own perspective on life. And they are no longer happy with old life.
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