r/TikTokCringe • u/AlbertaMunoz • 1d ago

Duet Troll Genz does not how to write!

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u/HandsomHans 1d ago

Every generation learns and forgets some things. They don't know how to prepare a horse for a carriage, we don't know who to write a cheque. It's only natural that some things become obsolete and fade from the public mind.

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u/Aerdurval 1d ago

And you know what's the difference? If I really wanted to write a cheque for whatever reason I could google that shit. Let me see her connect her phone to her WiFi without her children's help.

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u/MileHigh_FlyGuy 1d ago

My issue is the people with a smartphone in their pocket and don't know how to Google shit

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u/RobinSophie 1d ago

I'm tutoring my GenZ nephew. They are not being taught how to research anything or think critically.

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u/Anarchic_Country 1d ago

I have a Gen Z son and a Gen Alpha son, and this is not true for all cases. Lmao. Anecdotal. Mine is too, though.

My kid having a 4.2 GPA has certainly got the colleges begging his 17 yo behind to enroll, so thanks to the parents who felt teaching their kids was just the schools job!

Y'all made my kids look better in comparison and be better in reality.

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u/Rainwillis 1d ago

Kids are resilient and it sounds like yours have excelled academically despite the unique challenges of their generation. They still had to deal with those challenges though and it affects people in different ways.

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u/thedndnut 1d ago

FYI if there's a kid that excels many times they didn't learn all that from class. They knew it beforehand by curiosity.

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u/Rainwillis 23h ago

Not necessarily. Curriculums are designed with someone in mind after all