Generation Z Unfiltered

Facing Nine Hidden Challenges of the Most Anxious Population

By: Tim Elmore, Andrew McPeak

Narrated by: Tim Elmore, Andrew McPeak

This generation of students who have grown up in the 21st century are the most social, the most empowered, and also the most anxious youth population in human history. If you are struggling to connect with and lead them, you are not alone.

The latest research presented in this audiobook, however, illuminates a surprising reality: The success of the next generation doesn’t depend entirely on them. Their best chance of success starts when adults choose to believe in them, challenge them, and walk with them through the nine greatest challenges today’s youth will face.

For their sake, and for the future success of our world, it’s time we started seeing generation Z - unfiltered.

©2019 Growing Leaders Inc. (P)2019 Growing Leaders Inc.

BAFFLED AND FEELING INEFFECTIVE with the youth of today? A must read

I have four daughters between the ages of 13 and 20. I consider myself a good parent and I am trying to raise amazing young women, but the truth of the matter is I have trouble understanding their world and experiences.
This book has been an eye-opening, game-changer for me. If you interact with and more importantly parent, teach, coach or lead youth in generation Z, this book will change the way you see them and empower you to make changes that will make you more effective and assist them in becoming the adults we all hope for them to be.
Do not pass this up! Get a paper copy, too. Great reference material and statistics you will want at your fingertips!

Best ever!

Omg this is the best book! I’m in adult education and these findings are things I encounter everyday. I have a new found appreciation for gen Z, and for my own trade. I also really enjoyed the voice of the narrator which let’s be honest, matter a lot.
I will reread down the road.

Needy for parents, teachers, and mentors

We need this book in our day. The author's size up the generation well, and give some alarming but also hope for helping deal with the effects of social media and smart phones. You might find yourself wanting to excuse your behavior or justify your mindset to date, but the data is hard to argue with. Maybe we need to quit blaming it on the kids and blame the parents for wrong ideology.

insightful and thought provoking

this text was well written, and thought provoking. It provided multiple examples that made concepts tangible and approachable. this is something that current faculty at University levels should consider reading together to begin addressing the needs of our diverse learners in a time period where we are not as knowledgeable of the experiences and generalizational differences that they experience.

How they learn differently from previous generations.

What a great book a Seen a speaker talk about the book just confirms what the speaker talked about