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Why do people migrate?

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  • about 30 minutes
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Find out why people move from one place to another. Learn the words emigrant and immigrant, sort reasons into push and pull factors, and explain the difference between voluntary and forced migration.

14 slides.

Lesson outline

  1. Pack one bag
  2. Do Now — Retrieval
  3. Keywords for This Lesson
  4. Push and pull factors
  5. Why non-EU+ nationals came to live in the UK
  6. I do: Priya's move
  7. Check: a family flees fighting
  8. We do: Amira's family
  9. Sort the reasons: push or pull?
  10. Explain voluntary and forced migration
  11. Model answer: why people come to the UK to study
  12. Homework
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