Generation Z: Modus Vivendi (The Case of Lithuania)

V. Targamadze, Vaida Asakavičiūtė, Vilija Grincevičienė
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Abstract: The novelty of this paper is that Modus Vivendi of 13-14 year old teenagers is viewed from the perspective of the new generation Z teachers. Teachers, belonging to the same generation as students, participated in the qualitative study and expressed their opinions on the Modus Vivendi of 13-14 year old teenagers. This age range was selected specifically because it is close to the generational boundary of generation Alpha. Teachers from generation Z were purposefully selected as informants, since the researchers noticed a difference in Modus Vivendi of generation Z members closer to the generation Alpha and the older ones. The study is based on the methodological attitude of social constructivism. Its essence lies in perceiving that individuals construct their own personal understanding and it is not the mirror of their acquired knowledge. It is constructed on the basis of attitudes, experience, relationships between people, things and events. The aim of the study is to elucidate Modus Vivendi of teenagers from generation Z, as viewed by the teachers from generation Z. The paper contains the results of the conducted qualitative study and formulated conclusions.
Z世代:权宜之计(以立陶宛为例)
摘要:本文的新颖之处在于,从Z新一代教师的视角来看待13-14岁青少年的权宜之计。与学生同辈的教师参与了定性研究,表达了他们对13-14岁青少年的权宜之计的看法。之所以选择这个年龄段,是因为它接近Alpha世代的代际界限。研究人员特意选择Z世代的教师作为调查对象,因为研究人员注意到,接近Alpha世代的Z世代成员和较年长的Z世代成员在权宜之计上存在差异。本研究基于社会建构主义的方法论态度。它的本质在于认识到个体构建自己的个人理解,而不是他们获得的知识的镜子。它是建立在态度、经验、人与人、事物和事件之间的关系的基础上的。本研究的目的是阐明Z世代教师眼中Z世代青少年的生存方式。本文包含了进行的定性研究的结果和制定的结论。
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