Challenges and Triumphs of Migration to New Zealand
Explore the push and pull factors that influence individuals like Diana to move countries, focusing on her move to Auckland, New Zealand in 2017. Delve into the challenges she faces, the emotions she experiences, and the opportunities she seeks in her new home. Discover how she navigates a new environment while balancing education and family ties.
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[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Success Criteria We will be able to: Locate specific information in a text Select evidence of the push and pull factors and the challenges of moving countries Identify how the children felt at different times in their move [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Push, Pull, Challenges: Diana Diana moved to Auckland in 2017 from Aleisa in S moa. One of her uncles lives in New Zealand, and he offered to adopt her. It was an exciting but difficult decision for Diana to make. She wanted to come to New Zealand to get a good education, but she didn t know much about her new country. I miss my mum and my dad and my family, she says. [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Push: Diana Diana moved to Auckland in 2017 from Aleisa in S moa. One of her uncles lives in New Zealand, and he offered to adopt her. It was an exciting but difficult decision for Diana to make. She wanted to come to New Zealand to get a good education, but she didn t know much about her new country. I miss my mum and my dad and my family, she says. [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Push, Pull : Diana Diana moved to Auckland in 2017 from Aleisa in S moa. One of her uncles lives in New Zealand, and he offered to adopt her. It was an exciting but difficult decision for Diana to make. She wanted to come to New Zealand to get a good education, but she didn t know much about her new country. I miss my mum and my dad and my family, she says. [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Push, Pull, Challenges: Diana Diana moved to Auckland in 2017 from Aleisa in S moa. One of her uncles lives in New Zealand, and he offered to adopt her. It was an exciting but difficult decision for Diana to make. She wanted to come to New Zealand to get a good education, but she didn t know much about her new country. I miss my mum and my dad and my family, she says. [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Graphic Organiser Feelings Why we think this scared unsure what to expect new place is unknown excited life will be better [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Push, Pull, Challenge: Christian Baghdad [in Iraq] was once a safe and beautiful city, but then came many wars: with Iran, with America, with terrorists. By the time Christian was born, Iraq had become very dangerous. We wanted to stay, says Christian s mother, Kathreen, because when you leave your country, you become homeless But Christian s parents were afraid. In 2007, they decided to leave [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Push: Christian Baghdad [in Iraq] was once a safe and beautiful city, but then came many wars: with Iran, with America, with terrorists. By the time Christian was born, Iraq had become very dangerous. We wanted to stay, says Christian s mother, Kathreen, because when you leave your country, you become homeless But Christian s parents were afraid. In 2007, they decided to leave [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Push (2): Christian Christian was still going to school, but life became more and more difficult I really hated going outside because there were helicopters and people who searched cars. They were strict and angry. I didn t even want to go out to play with other kids, so I just stayed home. There was no playing or school. There was nothing for the children to do. The family was frightened about what might happen next. In one hour, your life could change The terrorists come, and you run and hide. [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Push (2): Christian Christian was still going to school, but life became more and more difficult I really hated going outside because there were helicopters and people who searched cars. They were strict and angry. I didn t even want to go out to play with other kids, so I just stayed home. There was no playing or school. There was nothing for the children to do. The family was frightened about what might happen next. In one hour, your life could change The terrorists come, and you run and hide. [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Challenges: Christian Life in New Zealand still had difficulties. The biggest challenge was the language. Kathreen [Christian s Mum] spoke a little English, which she had learnt at school, but the rest of the family didn t speak any English at all. Once the family was settled in Wellington, Christian started school. He was excited and wanted to make friends but found this difficult. There was the problem of language. And all those months alone in Syria with no contact with other children didn t help. I couldn t understand them, and they couldn t understand me, he says. Sometimes, Christian felt left out. [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Challenges: Christian Life in New Zealand still had difficulties. The biggest challenge was the language. Kathreen [Christian s Mum] spoke a little English, which she had learnt at school, but the rest of the family didn t speak any English at all. How did that make them feel? Discontented, [Kathreen] says. Once the family was settled in Wellington, Christian started school. He was excited and wanted to make friends but found this difficult. There was the problem of language. And all those months alone in Syria with no contact with other children didn t help. I couldn t understand them, and they couldn t understand me, he says. Sometimes, Christian felt left out. [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Graphic Organiser Feelings Why we think this scared unsure what to expect new place is unknown excited life will be better didn t speak English; couldn t understand the language discontented left out didn t speak the language; others couldn t understand him [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Challenges: Christian and Diana In the beginning, loneliness was a problem, not just for Christian but for the whole family. Their relatives are now spread all over the world in Australia, Canada, Europe, Germany, America, and Iraq. On her first day at school, Diana remembers feeling very scared. She didn t know what to expect. She also didn t know any people in her class, but then she met Hanna. [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Challenges: Christian and Diana In the beginning, loneliness was a problem, not just for Christian but for the whole family. Their relatives are now spread all over the world in Australia, Canada, Europe, Germany, America, and Iraq. On her first day at school, Diana remembers feeling very scared. She didn t know what to expect. She also didn t know any people in her class, but then she met Hanna. [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Graphic Organiser Feelings Why we think this scared unsure what to expect new place is unknown excited life will be better didn t speak English; couldn t understand the language discontented left out didn t speak the language; others couldn t understand him no family nearby lonely [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Challenges Overcome: Christian and Diana Every day, Christian learnt one new word. Christian s teacher encouraged him to talk about school in Syria, and the principal spent time helping him learn to play with other children again. Then she met Hanna. Diana was lucky. She had already learnt to speak English in S moa, and the two girls quickly became friends. School is now one of Diana s favourite things about New Zealand. [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Self and Peer Assessment We will be able to: Locate specific information in a text Select evidence of the push and pull factors and the challenges of moving countries Identify how the children felt at different times in their move [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
[IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL] Texts used today 'Diana from Home: Stories from New New Zealanders , School Journal Story Library, Level 3, New New Zealanders , School Journal Level 3, November 2017 [IN CONFIDENCE - RELEASE EXTERNAL]
