BRIDGING GENERATION GAP

It is often said that only constant life change holds especially when it comes to the difference in attitude, belief, and values between different "generation gaps" is a natural occurrence that has been a part of human history for as long as we can remember.

At its core, the generation gap is caused by the rapid changes that occur in society, culture, technology, and politics.

The beliefs, attitudes, and values of one generation may not necessarily align with those of the next generation. This is why we see conflicts and misunderstandings between parents and their children, grandparents and their grandchildren, and even between colleagues at work.

One of the most common examples of the generation gap is the difference in attitude towards technology. Older generations often view technology as a distraction from the real world.

While the younger generations see it as an integral part of their life. This can lead to conflict in families, where parents try to limit their children's screen time.