Tutors Teach Seniors High-Tech Tricks Selection Review

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What does it mean to struggle with a math problem?

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It means the person is having difficulty solving the problem.

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Why do seniors want to learn new technologies?

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To communicate better with younger family members who live far away.

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What is a common challenge seniors face with written instructions on computer use?

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They are unfamiliar with the special vocabulary of computer technology.

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What is one result of tutoring programs for seniors?

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Some teen tutors have developed friendships with their senior pupils.

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What is a key reason seniors may feel inadequate with technology?

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They feel they are not part of the new digital age.

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What is the importance of in-person tutoring for seniors?

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They need the warmth and understanding that comes from personal interaction.

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What type of technology do seniors often need help with?

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Digital technologies such as computers, smartphones, and social media.

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How can learning technology impact seniors' relationships?

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It can help them communicate better with family and friends.

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What is a benefit of seniors learning to use digital cameras?

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It allows them to pursue hobbies like photography.

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What is a common misconception about seniors and technology?

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That they have little interest in learning something new.

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