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Introduction to Migration

Migration takes place both internally, within countries and externally across countries. There are short-term and long-term, voluntary and forced movements of people. This unit introduces the main types of migration and reasons for it, through a variety of activities, including classifying photographs and infographics. Why do people leave their place of origin and migrate to new places? Teaching time: 1 Hour Learning...

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