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Educator Survey Regarding Digital Generation

Research Regarding the Digital Generation (e.g. GenZ)

Intergenerational Communication Solutions and Strayer-Huston, LLC are nearing completion on a book designed to assist non-profit and business leaders create environments that embrace generationally diverse cultures. This work will provide insight into the nuances of our youngest generation based on the experiences of those who have worked most closely with them over the past decade. Your help is greatly appreciated.
1.What student population do/did you teach?
2.How many years have you been teaching?
3.If retired, how many years?
4.City and State where you teach or taught?
5.Anonymity requested if quoted as examples in our work
6.What do you see as the greatest challenges presented by your students today vs. those you taught 10 to 15 years ago?
7.For each of the bolded characteristics below, in what ways are your students different now than they were 10 to 15 years ago? (Check all that apply)
8.Have you seen a change in social behaviors, particularly in how communication occurs, over the past 10 to 15 years? Please explain or provide examples.
9.How have these changes impacted how you teach or manage your classroom?
10.Under normal circumstances, how has technology changed the way you interact with your students and/or their parents?
11.What parenting changes have you observed over the last ten to 15 years, and how have those changes affected students and their ability to succeed in the classroom?
12.Is there anything we haven’t asked, but you think is important to note when it comes to communication, learning or behavioral differences between the generational cohorts?
13.The Digital generation was born between 1995 to 2015. This generation has experienced a deep recession and a national health pandemic during their formative (ages 7 to 13) and coming-of-age (ages 16 to 23) years. In what ways do you see these events impacting this cohort collectively?
14.If additional information or clarification to a response is needed, may we contact you?
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