CONNECTING WITH TEENAGERS.

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CONNECTING WITH TEENAGERS

Quiz What does ‘swag’ mean? Style, looking good, confidence What are fans of Justin Bieber called? ‘Beliebers’ The muscles I’ve built up at the gym What would I be referring to if I bragged about my ‘gainz’? Who is the female star of the ‘Hunger Games’ movies? Jennifer Lawrence

Name any member of the boy band ‘One Direction’ Harry, Louis, Niall, Zayn and Liam What does CMU stand for? Cracking Myself Up What dance move is Miley Cyrus infamous for performing? Twerking What is the name of Sony’s most recent videogame console? PS4 Finn, Jake the Dog, and Princess Bubblegum are all characters on which cartoon? Adventure Time

ADULTS AND ALIENS

Teenagers from Outer Space https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE3jMgGmla8

Have any of you ministered to other cultural groups? If so, what challenges did you face in engaging with that culture? In what ways were you able to bridge that culture gap?

BUILDING A BRIDGE

What do you love about young people? What do you struggle to like about young people?

What other barriers do you think stop adults from connecting with teenagers?

What do you wish older people knew about teenagers? “We need to take steps at our own pace and not rush stuff, we need to take our time doing stuff” “I think that as teenagers we kinda need to make mistakes for ourselves and learn from that” “I wish they understood that our life is different to what they lived and we have different challenges to what they did”.

What were the main issues you and your generation faced as teenagers? Looking at these issues, how do you think they might compare to the issues today’s young people are facing? Are some exactly the same? Are some the same underlying issue just in a different package? Are some no longer an issue at all?

What are the main issues facing young people today? “Relationships and friendships, people not being able to trust people anymore and some people just go behind your back and just being rude and stuff’ “Boyfriend/girlfriend kinda things, they just hook up because everyone else is doing it or they try to fit in and they think its cool to do stuff that other people are doing so they just do it as well” “Having to ‘stand out’ to be accepted by others, it’s kinda hard to be yourself, you kinda need to prove yourself”

Identify the main issues you face today Identify the main issues you face today. What might they have in common with the issues teenagers are facing?

CONNECTING IN CONVERSATION

Can you think of a time when you felt like you connected well in a conversation with a young person? What was it that about that conversation that made you feel like it was successful?

What advice would you give to adults who want to connect to young people? “Just feel free to come and talk to us, take the first step, just be open, … talk about anything” “Just hanging out with youth they want to connect with, people who not just hang out with me at church but want to know me outside of church” “Be genuine, be who you are” “Be laid back, don’t say things that were cool when you were young, because that’s probably not cool now”

TIPS FOR TEACHING

you’re going to take away from this workshop? What’s one thing you’re going to take away from this workshop?

What do you appreciate about older people? “They have been in the same situation we have been in and it may not be exactly the same but they know what it’s like” “Their wisdom, their advice and their experience of other things” “You can go up to them and like talk to them about stuff, about God and they will just tell you and they’ll give you advice”

CONNECTING WITH TEENAGERS