Trendsspeaking topic
When it comes to adapting to technology, parents and children no longer live in the same world. How can people belonging to two different eras get along under one roof?
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practice with this topic
Set the timer (5-30 min), take 20 seconds of prep if you like, start talking. Jot your thoughts onto the sticky-note board.
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