Learning Your Parents, Grandparents, and Great Grandparents Heritage/history Made Easy!

v In what year were you my age?

v From what country of origin is your family’s heritage?

v What is your understanding of the term ‘globalization’?

v What countries have you traveled to?

v When you were my age what was the main form of communication you had with your friends and family?

v Do you think life in our society is better today when it was when you were my age?

v What do you see as the most important innovation and/or invention we have seen in the time since you were my age?

v What issues do the youth of today face that you never had to deal with?

v What benefits and opportunities do the youth of today have, that you wish you had at my age?

v What was the biggest issue facing you when you were my age?

v What was the biggest issue facing Canada when you were my age?

v What was the biggest issue facing the world when you were my age?

v What are some words or phrases (as many as you can think of) you used in your everyday language when you were my age that are not used today?

v What are three words or phrases that I use in everyday language today that were not used when you were my age?

v What do you see as the three most important world events that have occurred during the time that has passed since you were my age?

v What do you think will be the biggest change I will see in the world by the time I am your age?