Nowadays, habits and customs are changing from our ancestors to the current population. The leading causes include society becoming globalized as well as a lack of interest from youth to preserve their ancestry. Despite the fact that rituals and right are changing, there are several solutions to this catastrophe, namely, increasing family time and additional educational programs at schools, enlightening the future generations about their descendant practices, and vibrant culture.
Society is modernizing, and manners and legacy phased out. Firstly, our modern world allows a greater exchange of ideas and new ways to observe socially acceptable trends. For instance, in the past, it was considered rude to phone someone past late hours at night, nevertheless, nowadays, telecommunication devices and cell phone devices with chat mode allows any individual to text someone past their bedtime. Another reason why our cultures and traditions are changing is a lack of desire to pass on the education received by our rich history. For example, at school, students are not being instructed about their social and history in order to keep one’s traditions alive. Thus, the culprit for the watering down of custom is globalization and lack of interest from the school syllabus.
Consequently, family time and a syllabus filled with values, education, arts, legacy, traditions, and manners are essential to bring back into practice and preserve our social dilemma. In particular, parents can be ambassadors to their children, teaching them about one’s country’s cultural tradition and keeping alive the beautiful art that characterizes our uniqueness as a nation. Indeed, in Venezuela, many families are currently teaching their children how to play their national instrument as a method for bringing back the lost culture. Furthermore, schools can implement guided art galleries and shows to maintain the spirit of the older generation practices alive.
In conclusion, although, the progressive decline of ancestry among current society is primarily due to globalization and loss of interest this can be mitigated by spending more time as a familiar nucleus sharing and learning from older vocational practices as well as expanding the school curriculum to create awareness that will foster a love and passion for culture.
Nowadays, habits and customs are changing from our ancestors to the
current
population. The leading causes include society becoming globalized
as well
as a lack of interest from youth to preserve their ancestry. Despite the fact that rituals and right are changing, there are several solutions to this catastrophe,
namely
, increasing family time and additional educational programs at
schools
, enlightening the future generations about their descendant
practices
, and vibrant culture.
Society is modernizing, and manners and legacy phased out.
Firstly
, our modern world
allows
a greater exchange of
ideas
and new ways to observe
socially
acceptable trends.
For instance
, in the past, it
was considered
rude to phone someone past late hours at night,
nevertheless
, nowadays, telecommunication devices and cell phone devices with chat mode
allows
any individual to text someone past their bedtime. Another reason why our cultures and
traditions
are changing is a lack of desire to pass on the education received by our rich history.
For example
, at
school
, students are not
being instructed
about their social and history in order to
keep
one’s
traditions
alive.
Thus
, the culprit for the watering down of custom is globalization and lack of interest from the
school
syllabus.
Consequently
, family time and a syllabus filled with values, education, arts, legacy,
traditions
, and manners are essential to bring back into
practice
and preserve our social dilemma.
In particular
, parents can be ambassadors to their children, teaching them about one’s country’s cultural
tradition
and keeping alive the
beautiful
art that characterizes our uniqueness as a nation.
Indeed
, in Venezuela,
many
families are
currently
teaching their children how to play their national instrument as a method for bringing back the lost culture.
Furthermore
,
schools
can implement guided art galleries and
shows
to maintain the spirit of the older generation
practices
alive.
In conclusion
, although, the progressive decline of ancestry among
current
society is
primarily
due to globalization and loss of interest this can
be mitigated
by spending more time as a familiar nucleus sharing and learning from older vocational
practices
as well
as expanding the
school
curriculum to create awareness that will foster a
love
and passion for culture.