LISTENING AND PARAPHRASING

Listening and Paraphrasing

Listening and Paraphrasing

In an effort to boost mature individuals to become a hardworking part in the inhabits of youth. Often we hear of the interest gap that huge expanse between 60 age group and 18-25 age groups. As there is a huge difference between young likes 18-25 age group and adult like age group 60. Perhaps it is an acquaintance gap. Age group 18-25 and Age group 60 do not know each other.

They live under the same roof, but they rarely see one another, especially after the teenage years come along. The father goes off to work before the 18-25 age groups is awake. Mother may go back to bed after seeing the husband off to work; or off to her own job. 18-25 age groups get themselves up and off to school without seeing either 60 age group. Then after school there is ball practice, band practice, or something else that consumes their time; maybe a job that lasts until bedtime. Age group of 60 has activities that tie them up in the evenings; so the days come and go, (Pohlman 1997) and there is precious little time spent together.

A meal together is even a rare occasion. All of these activities may be wholesome and proper, but still the family suffers because there is so little time spent together. This causes many 18-25 age groups to make too many decisions on their own, and so often they will leave important and crucial matters out of their thoughts and plans. This interest often gets labeled by the media and the older people in society as the "youngsters who are tearing this country apart." The fact of the matter is that we are a product of our 60 age group's mistakes and remain to be misunderstood ...