Interesting article, I remember starting teaching in the late 70's and in the 1980's, particularly in poor neighbourhoods, the feeling of despair and lack of motivation held young people back. As a teacher, you had first to motivate the students before you could teach.
Thank you for sharing your experience. It was a tough economic time, and I am sure you have stories to share. I learned early in my teaching career that connections have to come before content.
Thanks for reading and for your note. Yes, I am a millennial but sometimes fit more with Gen X since I am close to the cutoff, so I understand your feelings.
Interesting article, I remember starting teaching in the late 70's and in the 1980's, particularly in poor neighbourhoods, the feeling of despair and lack of motivation held young people back. As a teacher, you had first to motivate the students before you could teach.
Thank you for sharing your experience. It was a tough economic time, and I am sure you have stories to share. I learned early in my teaching career that connections have to come before content.
Thank you for another interesting article. Decode Econ is an informative way to start each day.
This made my day! Thanks, Mike. I am so glad to hear that you value this work. I would love to have you provide a guest post, if interested.
Love the article. Even though I am born in 1994, I feel I belong to Gen z’s when it comes to their behaviour according to this article .
Thanks for reading and for your note. Yes, I am a millennial but sometimes fit more with Gen X since I am close to the cutoff, so I understand your feelings.
Going through recessions shape how we manage income and grant us the wisdom to pass down learned experiences to the next generation.
Very interesting article! Good to know just how much recessions can impact an entire generation.