Generational Learning and Communication
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The document discusses generational differences and challenges in communication and learning between generations. It notes that different generations respond to challenges, authority, and act as groups differently and have different motivations. It provides statistics on the populations of Millennials, Gen X, and Boomers. It also discusses how the average age of US farmers has increased from 50.5 in 1982 to 58.3 in 2012, with 62% being over age 55 in 2012. The document addresses challenges in reaching different generations through offices, programs, publications, websites, and social media.
Generational Learning and Communication
- 1. Amy E. Hays Adult Education Manager aehays@noble.org Generational Learning and Communication
- 3. Different Generations • Respond to challenges differently • Respond to authority differently • Act differently as a group • Different motivations for action •Learn differently
- 4. GENERATIONS
- 5. That’s Not How This Works
- 6. That kid is sick. Very, very sick!
- 15. Gender Matters for Generation Y– www.atkearney.com
- 17. There are fewer U.S. farmers than there were 30 years ago, and as a group, they’re getting older. In 2012 (the most recent data), 62 percent of all U.S. farmers were 55 years and older, a change of 20 percent from 1982. The average age of farmers increased as well, to 58.3 years old in 2012, from 50.5 in 1982. NG GRAPHIC; SOURCE: USDA
- 20. Source: The ROC Group
- 22. Generational Divide Managing Motivating Multigenerational Talent Of Workplace http://www.slideshare.net/kellaprice/generational-divide-managing-motivating-multigenerational-talent-of-workplace by Kella Price, CEO, HR and Training Consultant at Price Consulting Group
- 28. Amy E. Hays Adult Education Manager aehays@noble.org http://slideshare.net/aggie94amy https://www.pinterest.com/aggie94_amy/ generational-differences/
Editor's Notes
- #16: Growing population of GenY who will spend a long period of time in the workforce. Mainly 47-56 but they have feet in both older boomers and GenX