1

I think there is multiple （skills that students are supposed to equip）

For younger students, for primary school students, at least they have to learn how to take good care of themselves ,like to dress probably, to obey school rules

For high school students or above, they have to learn how to arrange the time properly ,how to do the time management ,how to cooperate with other peers

As schools are a miniature society, students have to practice how put up with each other

2

Generally speaking ,no

Students are at a younger age when they're easy to absorb new things ,like new knowledge, new skills

Also, for the majority of young people, they are eager to learn something new

So unless those who want to lag behind the changes of the world ,they would like to pick up new skills

It is just some will learn things rather fast whereas other will not .

3

Definitely no

I think learning new things isn't an age issue. ?

There shouldn't be any stereotypes towards old people

I mean some old people still have lots of curiosity towards new things.

And they would like to keep pace with the changing world

As a result , it doesn't matter whether they're old or young .

As long as they want to learn , they will pick up new technologies, learn new things

Also, nowadays the new technologies, like mobile phones and suchlike are quiet user friendly

So, it's easy for non tech savvies to pick up new skills

4

Absolutely

I think teachers not only impart knowledge, but also they are life coachers for students

Accordingly, ?how teachers behave can have an influence on students.

Also, good teachers have lots of experiences to motivate ,to encourage students in their academic learning

They can combine psychology with academic knowledge into their teaching

Therefore ,it is easy for students to absorb ?what they have been taught .