John Williams wrote

Today's youth can learn resilience, wisdom, and timeless values from their elders. Elders, in turn, can embrace innovation, adaptability, and fresh perspectives from the youth.

James Stiller wrote

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premiersiteservices1 wrote

Our elders contain a wealth of experience and knowledge that can benefit today’s youth, and visa versa. Connecting older adults with younger people to create mutually beneficial relationships full of growth, understanding, and connection.

Carmelo wrote

Youth can learn "respect" from elders and nothing can replace life experiences that elders have gone through. Elders can learn that there are life changes and we must adjust to those daily changes or we will be left behind

Nick Tuono wrote

Our elders are in the unique position of being able to speak from experience to what is really important in life and what may have seemed important but turned out it really wasn't. That is the type of wisdom they can pass on.

Carmelo wrote

There is no better way to learn through experience and our elders. Their life experiences are invaluable and should be treated with respect. Older generations have difficulty adapting to today's technology, but can still learn from it.

Moses Jackson wrote

They can learn alot if they are willing to listen or even observe. I know when I was young I thought I knew it all. Found out the hard way I didn't. The elderly can learn to recapture their passions from watching or being with youths

Jb wrote

The young will learn what is important in their own good time and then they will be happy to learn from their elders. As humans we seem to like to learn the hard way.