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Werth, Eric P.; Werth, Loredana – Adult Learning, 2011
A generational shift is occurring in training environments worldwide, a shift that promises to bring with it a dramatic and long-lasting impact. Just as years ago, those of the Baby Boomer generation passed the torch to Generation X, today the process is starting anew with Generation X and those who have come to be known as the Millennials.…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Training Methods, Generational Differences, Training
Strauss, William – School Administrator, 2005
New generations come and go, and people shouldn't be surprised that each thinks differently from the previous, but they do. Boomers haven't quite figured out Generation X. What they think they have figured out, they often don't respect or appreciate for its significance in shaping the future. Right now, significant changes are happening in K-12…
Descriptors: Educational Change, School Administration, Age Differences, Educational Environment
Hall, Mark A. – Campus Activities Programming, 1995
Theory on the patterns of generational cycles is examined as a context for looking at Generation X, born 1961-1981. General cultural and historical background characteristics of this group's members, their sociocultural traits and attitudes, and their relationship with their predecessors, the Baby Boomers, are discussed. (MSE)
Descriptors: Age Differences, Baby Boomers, Demography, Generation Gap
Aldrich, Daniel G. III – Currents, 1994
Reasons and techniques for encouraging planned giving among baby-boomers are outlined, and one approach is detailed. This involves recruiting a volunteer financial services team of alumni to host financial presentations for fellow alumni in their local areas, and developing a newsletter for the target alumni population. The fund-raising program at…
Descriptors: Alumni, Baby Boomers, Committees, Donors
Brazziel, William F. – 1988
This paper examines the changing demographics of American society and the impact of these changes on higher education. Discussions include a historical background of early American demography, the building and expansion of the population base, and census changes through various generations of the baby boom years and beyond. Next, the report…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Baby Boomers, Birth Rate, Census Figures