Chapter 3: Migration introduction

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Chapter 3: Migration

Chapter 3 Migration- You are able to

1.Identify the biggest groups of migrants in the Netherlands and explain when they arrived.

2.Name the main reasons for economic migration of guest workers and expats

3.Explain for what reasons refugees leave their home country behind

4.Explain how changes in the natural environment force people to migrate

Language aims

Explain how apparently similar words may have very different meanings

Explain how migration has influenced the local language in some places

What is a migrant according to you?

The only migration in Europe is from east to west

1. true
2. false

Who is a migrant?

1. A German man who marries a Dutch woman
2. A one semester student abroad
3. A war refugee from Syria
4. All 3

What kind of people form the biggest group of migrants in our country

Every emigrant is also an immigrant

1. Correct
2. Incorrect

What is the origin of the words
"emigrant", "immigrant"?

What is the difference between
"domestic migration" and
"international migration"

Which one is the most common reason for people to migrate?

1. for climatic reasons
2. for a bigger house
3. for study
4. for a better life

The controversial question

1.Form three groups of 6

 
2.Discuss with each other and collect all arguments to give an explanation of your opinion

3. Every team chooses a speaker and presents the opinion of the group

It is Europe's duty to save and house drowning refugees 

Asylum seekers are not aloud to work and live in the Netherlands

What happens when a refugee violates the law

Everyone in the Netherlands should be able to have two nationalities

Let's delete all borders in the world

To do:

Introduction chapter 3

To do

Watch the film 'asielzoekas' and answer the following questions in this lessonup.

Homework: watch the last bit of the film and answering the questions

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Write a short summary about the film

Who are the main characters and were are they from?

Is the dutch government allowed to reject people?

What rights does an asylumseeker have in the Netherlands?

Suppose you have to move to another country, which country would you like to move to and why?

What was for you the most surprising thing that you have learned?