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How is Young Adulthood Changing? — student worksheetSocial Studies · Geography · Grades 11–12Worksheet

Student version. The teacher will facilitate a class discussion for students to share their opinions about young adulthood before they start the activity. After some teacher modeling, students will read, annotate, and answer questions about a technical document—including tables and graphs—to gather evidence to support conversations with their classmates about young adulthood. Then, students will write a paragraph about how their generation defines young adulthood. Suggested Topics: Demographics Human population characteristics Roles of young adults in society Social norms.

From U.S. Census Bureau, Statistics in Schools · Public domain (US Gov) · original source

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