Why Are Teenagers Destroying The Generation Analysis
What are your overall reactions to the article? Choose one part that resonated with you with most and discuss it.
Why are teens gradually destroying their generation? Based on from the article by Jean Twenge, she shows an tremendous change from Generation X and Generation Z. I really thought her idea of calling my generation iGen was very innovative because it really describes the generation in one word and it is very precise. I am amazed by the changes from Generation X to Generation Z like the difference between hanging out with friends, being anxious to drive, dating, sex, feeling lonely, and the sleep students tend to get. One part that resonated with me the most was when she talked about having cell phones with you before going to …show more content…
From my perspective, smartphones have changed this generation dramatically from the previous generations. Smartphones just came in year 2002 and gradually students and even parents are getting used to the social media. We are now going to have to accept that technology will change us in the future. Different kind of technology is being innovated every single day and technology is becoming an important part of our lives now. If I think of the future, I see my kids driving in a car that doesn’t need a driver, cell phones become midair and just technology all around them. The generation will change even more once the technology and social media start to expand in the future. Is there a reason why the new generation is getting smarter than the previous ones? Can it be the technology that is helping us or something …show more content…
Question of judgement is described as a question that requires reasoning but that have more than one defensible answer. There are many reasons of why I think this is question of judgement. Twenge comes up with the best to compete with the other side of the argument and expresses many subjective preferences. The question “ Has the Smartphone Destroyed a Generation”? Can’t be just chosen from one point of view because there are many ways that this topic could be interacted with. There are thousands and thousands of thoughts in our minds and there are also multiple of ways this situation could be thought of. iGen is the future of this country, I wonder how the upcoming generation will be
Why are teens gradually destroying their generation? Based on from the article by Jean Twenge, she shows an tremendous change from Generation X and Generation Z. I really thought her idea of calling my generation iGen was very innovative because it really describes the generation in one word and it is very precise. I am amazed by the changes from Generation X to Generation Z like the difference between hanging out with friends, being anxious to drive, dating, sex, feeling lonely, and the sleep students tend to get. One part that resonated with me the most was when she talked about having cell phones with you before going to …show more content…
From my perspective, smartphones have changed this generation dramatically from the previous generations. Smartphones just came in year 2002 and gradually students and even parents are getting used to the social media. We are now going to have to accept that technology will change us in the future. Different kind of technology is being innovated every single day and technology is becoming an important part of our lives now. If I think of the future, I see my kids driving in a car that doesn’t need a driver, cell phones become midair and just technology all around them. The generation will change even more once the technology and social media start to expand in the future. Is there a reason why the new generation is getting smarter than the previous ones? Can it be the technology that is helping us or something …show more content…
Question of judgement is described as a question that requires reasoning but that have more than one defensible answer. There are many reasons of why I think this is question of judgement. Twenge comes up with the best to compete with the other side of the argument and expresses many subjective preferences. The question “ Has the Smartphone Destroyed a Generation”? Can’t be just chosen from one point of view because there are many ways that this topic could be interacted with. There are thousands and thousands of thoughts in our minds and there are also multiple of ways this situation could be thought of. iGen is the future of this country, I wonder how the upcoming generation will be