Gen Z Come In

Zoomer or Not?

  • Zoomer 2000 -

  • Millenial 80-99

  • Boomer (Basra) 150 BCE - 1965

  • Gen X 1965-1980

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Phiirso

Phiirso

Getting draids inshallah
Daacad90 said:
8000 word limit for the article. The broadsheet should be at least half a page.
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Wtf you serious? :noneck:
 
Gambar

Gambar

VIP
If you were born in 99 you are not a millennial. You had to be in uni in the 2000s to be considered millennial. You guys grew up in the 2010s.
 
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Daacad90 said:
The first one is about whether the schooling system puts too much pressure on children. The other one is a broadsheet article for the uni
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An interesting point of discussion is that the education system is far different to the golden age of education during the 60s and perhaps Thatchers push for privatization as the public services were ultimately sold off but by bit to the private sector. https://www.ei-ie.org/media_gallery/The_Privatization_of_Education.pdf Read onwards from around page 60ish. Ultimately you will need to set out on defining what this pressure is before discussing anything else, while although some see pressure on children as helping them to prepare them for the real world arguably it varies from job to job and forcing them into a particular lifestyle restricts any sense of creativity or passion as the educational system is pumping out machines as opposed to personalities.
 
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Daacad90

Daacad90

Aspiring Buraanbur Artist.
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An interesting point of discussion is that the shooting system is far different to the golden age of education during the 60s and perhaps Thatchers push for privatization as the public services were ultimately sold off but by bit to the private sector. https://www.ei-ie.org/media_gallery/The_Privatization_of_Education.pdf Read onwards from around page 60ish. Ultimately you will need to set out on defining what this pressure is before discussing anything else, while although some see pressure on children as helping them to prepare them for the real world arguably it varies from job to job and forcing them into a particular lifestyle restricts any sense of creativity or passion as the educational system is pumping out machines as opposed to personalities.
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I have a strong urge to kiss you right now...:lawd:
 
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