Generation Z, often abbreviated as Gen Z, refers to the demographic cohort born roughly from the mid-to-late 1990s through the early 2010s. This generation follows the Millennial generation and is characterized by being the first to grow up with easy access to digital technology and the internet from a young age. Gen Z is marked by its proficiency with social media, mobile devices, and digital communication. Values and beliefs of this generation often emphasize inclusivity, diversity, and social justice. Additionally, Gen Z is noted for its pragmatic outlook on life, shaped by global events and economic challenges they have witnessed during their formative years. Their unique experiences and perspectives are defining features of their identity, influencing trends in culture, consumer behavior, education, and politics.
The Unexpected Link Between Gaming and Real-Life Sports A striking new study reveals that **video games may actually encourage children to engage in sports** rather than keep them isolated in…