While most people in Taiwan tend to move out of their parents' houses after they get married, some still choose to live at home and take care of their parents. But is it the same case in most parts of the world? Besides that, it seems that there are more young people in Taiwan who choose to live at home for some reasons and they become part of the NEET generation. What do you think of them? So, today we are going to talk about "living at home". Think about the following questions beforehand and feel free to share your views with us in class today.
Q1: Do you still live with your parents? If you don’t, when did you move out?
Q2: In Taiwan, is it a stigma to live with your parents once you are a legal adult? Why or why not?
Q3: As far as you know, do most Americans still live with their parents after they reach 18 years old? Why or why not?
Q4: What does “NEET” mean? Do more and more young people become part of the NEET generation in Taiwan? What do you think of them?
Q5: Do you think it is a good idea to live with your parents-in-law after you get married? Why or why not?
Q6: When you are elderly, do you want to live with your children or you want to live on your own? (at your own home or at a nursing home.)
Q7: What are the pros and cons of living with your parents?
Here is this week's assignment. Please post your answer to the question below on the forum by February 20.
Q: What are the pros and cons of living with your parents?
If you have any questions, let me know. See you in class today at 9:00 p.m.
沒有留言:
張貼留言
(1) 如你要發表意見，如有 Gmail 及 Google 的話，請點選「Google Account」這個選項，輸入Word Verification(驗證碼)後，再點選 Publish Your Comments(送出你的意見)，接下來輸入 google (或 gmail) 的帳號及密碼後，即可完成留言囉!
(2) 如沒有gmail,google的帳號，或其他open ID 帳號的話，那請點選 Anonymous (匿名)這個選項，輸入Word Verification(驗證碼)後，再點選 Publish Your Comments(送出你的意見)，即可完成留言囉!