Differences between generations

Differences between generations

Adriana Burgos Pérez y Nuria Cobo Sánchez

DIFFERENCES

CONTENTS

Music

Generations

Communication

School

Work

Fashion

TYPES OF

GENERATIONS

Silent generation

Millennials

1981-2000

1930-1945

This generation is totally immersed in new technologies. They can speak multiple languages, use social networks and other applications.

This generation is formed by the kids that were raised up after the Spanish Civil War. Nowadays they are people over 70 years old who have access to technology.

Boomers

Generation Z

1946-1964

2001-2012

This generation have experienced a technological improvement througout their lifes. They are involved with tecchnology at a basic level.

This generation refers to today's teenagers. They have been able to interact with the Internet since their early childhood .

Generation Alpha

Generation X

2012-2024

1965-1980

This generation refers to the children that have grown up imeresed in the digital world, they are expected to be the most tecnological generation.

This generation can adapt to the technological environment. They are between Boomers and Millennials, so they still have a division between technology and real world.

DIFFERENCES

CONTENTS

Music

Generations

Communication

School

Work

Fashion

School and

teaching

TEACHING METHOD

BUILDING

SILENT GENERATION

SILENT GENERATION

BOOMERS

BOOMERS

GENERATION X

GENERATION X

MILLENNIALS

MILLENNIALS

GENERATION Z

GENERATION Z

GENERATION ALPHA

GENERATION ALPHA

DIFFERENCES

CONTENTS

Music

Generations

Communication

School

Work

Fashion

FASHION

Silent generation

Generation X

FOR MEN

They used to sport or leather jackets, rock T-shirts, jeans caps and belts.

FOR WOMEN

They used to wear desses, denim skirts, tops, trousers, thights, casual shoes, bracelets and colorful prints.

FOR MEN

They used to wear suits in dark shades as gray, black and dark blue.

FOR WOMEN

They used to wear dresses, long skirts, shirtwaists, coats, heels, purses, hats and gloves.

Boomers

Millennials

FOR MEN

They used to wear T-shirts, trousers shoes, leather or sport jackets or dark suits.

FOR WOMEN

They used to wear midi dresses and skirts, shirts, bolero jackets, heels, purses, hats, gloves and belts.

FOR MEN AND WOMEN

They used to wear cargo pants, low-raise jeans, skirts, crop tops, vests, sweaters, shirts, caps, and bags

DIFFERENCES

CONTENTS

Music

Generations

Communication

School

Work

Fashion

music

Silent generation

Millennials

+ INFO

Boomers

+ INFO

+ INFO

Generation X

Generation X

+ INFO

+ INFO

DIFFERENCES

CONTENTS

Music

Generations

Communication

School

Work

Fashion

COMMUNICATION

BOOMERS

GENERATION X

SILENT GENERATION

MILLENNIALS

GENERATION Z

DIFFERENCES

CONTENTS

Music

Generations

Communication

School

Work

Fashion

WORK

They were very hard working, loyal and dutiful. The usual jobs were mining, farming, transport and trading.

SILENT GENERATION

They were hard working, ambitious and competitive. They worked as teachers, nurses, firefighters and policemen.

BOOMERS

They are independent and succesful. This generation began to use technology to work in marketing and programing.

GENERATION X

They are cooperative and flexible. The use of technology created new jobs like digital trading, software and videogames development.

MILLENNIALS

They are quick and effective. This generation is digital and created new occupations like influencer, community managers and graphic designers.

GENERATION Z

thanks for

listening!

BOOMERS

TEACHING

Discipline was still being important but physical punishments were reduced.

Strictness

Religion had less authority but it was still there.

Religion

Interaction and active learning begin to matter in schools.

Learning

SILENT GENERATION

TEACHING

Ususal physical punishments, teachers were the main focus and authority.

Strictness

The catholic religion was essential and education was influenced by it.

Religion

Students were only meant to memorize and not to practice during class.

Learning

GENERATION ALPHA

TEACHING

Personalized learning to atend each students needs.

Learning

Schools look for the wellness off their students paying atention to their problems.

Mental health

They are preparing children for the future by using new activities.

New tools

AUTHORS

Eminem

Green Day

GENRE

Punk

Rock

Pop

Hip Hop

Latino music

GENERATION X

TEACHING

Continous assesment and group work.

Learning

Technology starts to be used by teachers.

Technology

Inmigration introduces different cultures in Spain.

Variety

MILLENNIALS

BUILDING

TECHNOLOGY

They had computers, sound sistem and televisions.

SPORT AND EXERCISE

CLASSROOMS

They created bigger gymnasiums, cover courts, etc...

With new desings that allowed colaborative work and interaction.

AUTHORS

Elvis Presley

Chuck Berry

GENRE

Rock and Roll

Pop

Country

AUTHORS

Bad Bunny

Olivia Rodrigo

GENRE

Indie

Rock

Pop

Trap

Latino music

SILENT GENERATION

BUILDING

BASIC AND FUNCTIONAL

They were normaly 2 o 3 floors big and wihtout many facilities.

TRADITIONAL

LACK OF TECHNOLOGY

Large classrooms with wooden benches facing the teacher.

Schools only had common tools as chalkboards, paper and books.

BOOMERS

BUILDING

EXPANSION OF BUILDS

Education exapanded in order to serve more people.

TECHNOLOGY

Some schools began to have some tecnology tools like radios.

SPORTS AND EXERCISE

Football and basketball pitchs began to be common in shools.

AUTHORS

Ella Fitzgerald

Frank Siantra

GENRES

Jazz

Swing

GENERATION ALPHA

BUILDING

MENTAL HEALTH

Schools with spaces dedicated to relaxation, meditation and exercise.

DIGITAL SCHOOLS

Schools will be equipped with more advanced technology, VR, AR and AI

MILLENNIALS

TEACHING

Continous assesment and group work.

Learning

They used Internet in class and people began to have access at home.

Technology

E-mails between teachers and families started to be used

Communication

AUTHORS

Madonna

AC/DC

GENRE

Funk

Rock

Pop

Hip Hop

Heavy Metal

GENERATION Z

BUILDING

ECO-FRIENDLY

Buildings with solar panels reduce the ecological footprint.

CLASSROOMS

Schools are equipped with advanced technology, like whiteboards, laptops or tablets and Wi-Fi.

GENERATION X

BUILDING

MODERN

Schools were designed to be more functional.

COMMON AREAS

TECHNOLOGY

Some schools had computers, Televisions and Internet access.

Larger spaces like libraries, cafeterias and assembly halls.

GENERATION Z

TEACHING

Before COVID-19 encouraged online learning, Internet was used in some subjects.

Learning

Social media boosted bullying creating difficulties to protect the victims.

Ciberbullying

The use os mobile devices increased concentration difficulties.

Technology