What We Can Learn From GenY – How to Work
My generation (the old people) and Generation Y (the young people) approach work very differently. For older generations, work often defines us, gives us confidence, creates our identity, and gives […]
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What We Can Learn From GenY – Dream On
Most students have big dreams; most adults just try to make it through the day. When and why do adults stop dreaming? I know at some point bills must be paid […]
What We Can Learn from Gen-Y – Relationships Matter
Since this is the month to focus on thankfulness (even though this should be a year long focus), I’ve decided to post on characteristics and attributes that make GenY great and […]
Student Motivation -Student Choice
I polled a class today about barriers to student motivation, and after they finished laughing at me about blogging on this topic, students were at no loss to tell me […]
Raising Good Students – The Entitled Generation
Generation Y has been called by the New York Times the “entitled generation.” This is no surprise to the classroom teacher. Almost everyday during “teacher lunch” (25 minutes of choking […]
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