Population mobility, migrants and refugees, is about migration in all its forms – immigration, emigration, forced, voluntary, historical, contemporary, future, international, internal, mobility and population change – and its causes and results.
Each unit is stand-alone with skill-based activities designed to be accessible to all ability groups.
Topical content written from a New Zealand perspective/context.
The largest migrations in human history are described along with coverage of topical issues such as the refugee crisis in Europe and human trafficking.
Features:
• Strands – Identity, Culture and Organisation; Place and Environment, Continuity and Change
• Perspectives – Future, Current Issues, Multicultural
• Settings – Global, New Zealand
• Essential skills – Communication, Numeracy, Information, Problem-solving, Self-management and competitive, Social and cooperative, Work and study
• Essential learning about New Zealand society – Maori migration, British migration, current events and issues
• Processes – Social enquiry, Values exploration, Social decision making
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