Generational differences are bound to come into play in apprenticeships. In this workshop we will talk about the differences between generations and their expectations as well as how preceptors can navigate the possible conflicts inherent in those differences with the goal of training fully competent entry level midwives while not burning ourselves out as preceptors.
Learning Objectives:
1. Define generational conflict. Why do we separate out each generation the way we do and how does the culture at the time they were being raised influence their way of viewing the world.
2. Explain how interactions between different generations can cause conflict and how it might manifest in the apprenticeship.
3.Discuss solutions to resolving those conflicts and being able to continue working together with the goal of training fully qualified entry level midwives without burning out as preceptors.
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