jueves, 10 de noviembre de 2016
Teens and elders bridge generation gap and digital divide
Watch the video and answer the questions:
1. What's 'Capable Living' about?
2. In what way are the employees special?
3. What's the goal of the company?
4. Who does Amanda Cavaleri speak to? What about?
5. What do demographic data show?
6. How can seniors be helpful for younger people?
7. What's one of Amanda's newest projects?
8. What has Bruce Mackenzie learned to do?
9. What does Jack Williamson think are the benefits of this programme?
10. What is her latest project?
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1. It provides services for senior citizens who live in their own homes.
ResponderEliminar2. They are all young people, so called millennials, who were born at the end of the last century.
3. To provide services and build bridges between different generations.
4. To young entrepreneurs and college students. About the benefits and business opportunities for millennials who work with seniors.
5. That in 10 years millennials will make up 75% of the workforce while baby boomers will be retiring from their careers.
6. They pass on their experiences and their stories.
7. To start a non-profit cyber seniors programme.
8. To go to Youtube and listen to rap songs.
9. It helps bridge the gap between the generation gap and the information gap and it builds relationships with young people and seniors.
10. To develop a smartphone app so millennials can interview, record and preserve the stories of senior citizens.
I think it's a very good coverage about new opportunities for elder people provide by the younger ones. In this way, someone who is retired can learn something helpful about recent technologies. On the other hand, teenagers and twenty-something entrepreneurs have a chance to get a business and they also learn from seniors, their experiences and their stories. This relationship turns into a mutual benefit, I guess.Good news from Denver!
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