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Gen Z Reading
Gen Z : The Culture, Beliefs and Motivations Shaping the Next Generation
by
Barna Group (Created by)
Call Number: BV4447 .B37 2018
ISBN: 1945269138
Generation Z Goes to College
by
Corey Seemiller; Meghan Grace
Call Number: eBook in EBSCOhost
ISBN: 9781119143482
Publication Date: 2015-12-28
The New Generation of Students: How Colleges Can Recruit, Teach, and Serve Gen Z
Call Number: LB2395.7 .S444 2018
ISBN: 1055555147
Genota, L. (2018). Why “Generation Z” Learners Prefer YouTube Lessons. Education Week, 38(4), 6.
Lohman, L. L. (2016). Generation Zzzz: Keeping Students Engaged in the Classroom (Beyond Their Phones!). Marketing Management Association Annual Conference Proceedings, 183–184
Seemiller, C., & Grace, M. (2017). Generation Z: Educating and Engaging the Next Generation of Students. About Campus, 22(3), 21–26.
Self-Directed Learning and Augmented Reality: How to Teach Gen Z By Jeffrey J. Selingo OCTOBER 31, 2018 - Chronicle of Higher Education
Transformative Student Experiences in Higher Education : Meeting the Needs of the Twenty-First-Century Student and Modern Workplace, by Sieva Kozinsky - Forbes
Widjaja, P. (2017). Teaching Christian Character and Ethics to Generation Z. The Conrad Grebel Review, 35(1), 72–82
Gen Z Characteristics
Gen Z Loves
YouTube, TED Talks and
visual learning
Podcasts, blogs, video games
Social Media
Virtual and augmented reality
Social Justice / Social responsibility
Hands‐on learning opportunities
Opportunities to immediately apply what they learn
Flipped Classes
Self-directed learning
Flexible learning spaces.
Volunteering
Self employment
Seek to be happy in their careers, even if they have to sacrifice money
On-demand services that are available at any time and with low barriers to access.
Security and stability
Not So Much
Homework
Sit and listen
Theory divorced from real issues
Closed book exams
Books
Traditional media - newspapers, magazines, TV and Radio stations
Hypocrisy
Barriers to resources - The world should work like the internet - free, easy, fast.
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