BLOG POST 208- LIVING OFF THE NET
Use Technology
A 16-year-old student decided to help local seniors become more comfortable with smartphones and computers. What began as weekend tutoring sessions blossomed into a regular community program, connecting generations through technology.
“Helping others learn is one of the most rewarding acts of all.” — Unknown
1. Identify a Skill to Share
The teen recognized a gap — seniors often struggled with technology — and decided to lend their knowledge to bridge it.
2. Start Small
Initial sessions were just one-on-one tutoring, ensuring personalized attention and trust-building.
3. Scale with Community Support
Word spread and local libraries and community centers offered space, allowing more seniors to join the classes.
4. Foster Connection
The program not only taught technology but also created friendships and strengthened intergenerational understanding.
Interactive Exercise: Share Your Knowledge
1️⃣ Identify Your Skill
What skill or knowledge can you teach others that would make their lives easier?
2️⃣ Offer a Session
Plan a small workshop, class, or one-on-one session to share what you know.
3️⃣ Encourage Participation
Invite friends, neighbors, or local groups to expand the reach of your teaching.
4️⃣ Reflect and Improve
Ask for feedback and adapt your teaching to better meet the needs of your participants.
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"Strive not to be a success, but rather to be of value."
— Albert Einstein
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