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Introduction to Migration

Introduction to Migration

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Geography

9th - 12th Grade

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Mariela Duncan

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3 Slides • 10 Questions

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Migration Lesson 1

Today, we will learn the basics of what migration is - its definition, and the different types of migration.

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What IS Migration?

  • Migration is the movement of people from one place to another; it is a change of where people live. It can be permanent (more than 1 year), or temporary for seasonal work.

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Other important points about Migration

  • The reasons for migration can be economic, social, political or environmental

  • When someone is deciding to move or not, push factors and pull factors help to make the decision.

  • Migration can be voluntary (own choice) or forced (HAVE to move)

  • Migrants who are forced to move are called refugees

  • An asylum seeker is someone who has fled their home country for fee of harm, and is waiting to see if the new country will allow them to stay

  • Migration can be within the same country (Internal migration), or to a different country (International migration)

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Multiple Choice

What is it called when somebody wants to move home b? eg. Bob is looking for a job in Spain and would like to move there

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Captive migration

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Forced migration

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Internal migration

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Voluntary migration

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Multiple Choice

What is it called if someone moves to a French ski resort for the winter season to be a ski instructor?

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Forced migration

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Internal migration

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Temporary migration

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City to city migration

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Multiple Choice

What is it called when someone moves abroad, e.g. from the Bangladesh to the UAE?

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International migration

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External migration

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Rural urban migration

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Internal migration

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Multiple Choice

What is it called when someone has no choice but to leave their home? Eg: due to war

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No choice migration

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Push migration

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Forced migration

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Internal migration

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Multiple Choice

What is a ‘refugee’?

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A person who doesn’t like their country and wants to leave

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A person who has been forced to leave their home in order to escape war, persecution, or natural disaster

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Someone who wants to make a better life for themselves in a new country

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Multiple Choice

What is an Asylum Seeker?

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Someone who is looking for a new job in a different country

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A person who is running away from the law in their own country

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Someone who is poor and wants a new country to look after them

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A person who is looking for protection as they fear for their safety in their original country and is waiting to see if they get it.

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Multiple Choice

What do you think it is called when a person moves within their country? eg. If someone moved from Krabi to Phuket

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International migration

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Internal migration

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City to city migration

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Forced migration

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Multiple Choice

What is it called when somebody wants to move home by their own choice? eg. Bob is looking for a job in Spain and would like to move there

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Captive migration

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Forced migration

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Internal migration

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Voluntary migration

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Multiple Choice

What is an Asylum Seeker?

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Someone who is looking for a new job in a different country

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A person who is running away from the law in their own country

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Someone who is poor and wants a new country to look after them

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A person who is looking for protection as they fear for their safety in their original country and is waiting to see if they get it.

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Multiple Choice

What is it called when somebody wants to move home by their own choice? eg. Bob is looking for a job in Spain and would like to move there

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Captive migration

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Forced migration

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Internal migration

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Voluntary migration

Migration Lesson 1

Today, we will learn the basics of what migration is - its definition, and the different types of migration.

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