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Migration Flowchart

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Migration Flowchart

Migration Flowchart

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🌍 Part 1: Understanding Migration

1. What is migration? Write your definition below:
2. Circle the correct type of migration for each example:

Moving from Sydney to Melbourne:

Internal Migration

International Migration

Moving from India to Australia:

Internal Migration

International Migration

📤 Part 2: Push Factors

3. What are push factors? Complete the definition:

Push factors are reasons that ____________ people to leave their home country or region. They are usually ____________ conditions that make life difficult.

4. List examples of push factors from the video and class discussion:
5. Check all the push factors that might cause people to migrate:

War and conflict

Natural disasters

Better job opportunities

Poverty

Political persecution

Good healthcare system

Lack of education opportunities

📥 Part 3: Pull Factors

6. What are pull factors? Complete the definition:

Pull factors are reasons that ____________ people to move to a new country or region. They are usually ____________ conditions that make a place seem appealing.

7. List examples of pull factors from the video and class discussion:
8. Match the pull factors with their descriptions:
1. Economic opportunities
2. Political freedom
3. Better climate
4. Family reunification
A. Joining relatives already living there
B. More pleasant weather conditions
C. Better jobs and higher wages
D. Democratic government and human rights

📊 Part 4: Create Your Migration Flowchart

9. In the space below, create a flowchart showing the migration process. Include:

• Starting point (origin)

• Push factors (reasons to leave)

• Pull factors (reasons to move to destination)

• Destination

• Effects on urban areas

10. Choose one real-world example of migration and describe it:

Origin: ____________________

Destination: ____________________

Main push factor: ____________________

Main pull factor: ____________________

🏙️ Part 5: Effects on Urban Areas

11. How does migration affect cities and urban areas? List both positive and negative effects:

Positive Effects:

Negative Effects:

12. Think about Australia's multicultural society. How has migration shaped Australian cities?

🤔 Part 6: Reflection

13. Reflection: What is the most important thing you learned about migration today?
14. Extension: Can you think of any migration stories from your own family or community? Describe briefly:

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