New Zealand Migration: Push Pull
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Migration within New Zealand
What is Migration?
Movement of people from one place to another Can be within a country (internal) or between countries (international) Can be temporary or permanent
Push vs Pull Factors
{"left":"Push factors:\n\nForce people to leave their home country\n\nExamples: War and conflict\nNatural disasters\nEconomic hardship\nLack of opportunities","right":"Pull factors:\n\nAttract people to a new country\n\nExamples: Better job opportunities\nPolitical stability\nQuality education\nFamily reunification"}
New Zealand as a Migration Destination
Why do you think people migrate to New Zealand?
Why People Choose New Zealand: Key Statistics
Quality of life ranked 8th globally (2023) Safety: 2nd safest country worldwide Education system ranked 7th internationally Work-life balance attracts 65% of migrants Natural environment appeals to 78% of newcomers Political stability and democracy valued by families
Push or Pull Sort & Justify Activity
Work in groups of three Sort scenario cards into: Push / Pull / Both / Unsure Justify your choices using sentence starters: 'This is a push factor because...' 'This could be a pull factor if...' Be ready to explain your reasoning to the class
Reflection: Migration Impact
What challenges might new migrants face? How can communities support successful integration? What would make you consider migrating to another country?