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            Do you feel comfortable talking to your grandparents or do you feel that they don’t like your ideas? Do
            you ever think that their perspective could also be right?

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            Have you ever felt that no matter how reasonable you are, your parents won’t listen to you? Why so?

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                                            A FEW TOOLS & TECHNIQUES


            The following steps can prove to be very helpful when dealing with generation gap:

            1.  There must always be scope for healthy and peaceful discussion and active listening.

            2.  People from two or three generations should try and spend time with each other.

            3.   You must try to understand things as the other person sees them, not as how you want them

                 to see things.

            4.   You should avoid reacting and assuming things based on stereotypes, and instead keep
                 an open mind.



                                  ‘A generation which ignores history has no past—and no future’

                                                       — ROBERT A. HEINLEIN










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