Understanding Economic Migration in Year Four Spring Lesson
Explore the concept of economic migration through engaging images and questions in this comprehensive Year Four Spring lesson. Discover why individuals choose to leave their home country for better opportunities, the impact of migration on economies, and key considerations surrounding economic migrants. Test your knowledge and review key points to deepen your understanding.
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MIGRATION YEAR FOUR SPRING 2
LESSON FOUR WHAT IS ECONOMIC MIGRATION?
Mark your own work. How many did you get correct? What do you need to test yourself on more at home? That the do not intend to return to their source country. Did you spell all the key words and names correctly? The country that a migrant comes from. The country that a migrant goes to.
chooses to leave their home in order to go to a new place and earn more money. look for better job opportunities and earn more money. approx. 3.6 million jobs and better salaries. Answers. Did you get the correct answers?
- Immigrants from Eastern Europe contribute approximately 2.54 billion each year to the economy of the UK. - Most migrants coming from Eastern Europe are young and motivated to work. - Sometimes there is conflict between migrants from Eastern Europe and the UK. - Some economic migrants have been exploited by employers. This means that the employers have not paid them enough or have not kept them save enough. Answers. Did you get the correct answers?
MIGRATION YEAR FOUR SPRING 2 Complete your learning review on page 3