Every generation has its differences. It's part of what makes us interesting to each other. It's why we have so much discourse all of the time. We all grew up differently, in different time periods, and it affects who we are. It's interesting to talk about, because as much as we have in common as humans, we have so much that differentiates us from generation to generation. The most common way we learn about these is in our own families, but what about the interactions outside of that? Do you have to interact with people from other generations at your place of work, and what does that teach you about the world? If you're like me and you're never around children, then you might have no idea what Gen Alpha is up to. I don't really know anyone who is a part of it, but I want to be clued in to the culture, so I will have to turn to the internet.
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'How come my Gen Alpha students make nasty comments?': Heavily-tattooed teacher questions why her young students constantly criticize her ink
Do younger generations hate tattoos?
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