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European Values Study
The European Values Study explores attitudes about religion, politics, work, society, family and Europe. EVS covers a period spanning from 1981 to 2017. The site offers various related lessons on Migration and a collection of teaching strategies (2018).
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What Is Migration?
Students learn in this lesson to analyze the causes and consequences of migration (USA: World 101, 2023).
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How to teach … immigration
Lesson Plans and resources on many aspects of migration to the U.K. (Guardian: Teacher Network 2016)
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Learning About U.S. Immigration
Dossier der New York Times (2010-20)
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Tragedy in the Mediterranean
In this New York Times lesson students consider both the human cost and the policy challenges of Europe’s immigration debate (2015).
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Immigration: Challenges for New Americans
The lesson explains the historical context, and presents teaching suggestions as well as links to online resources (USA: LOC 2018).
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William Penn's Peaceable Kingdom
By juxtaposing the different promotional tracts of William Penn and Francis Daniel Pastorius, students understand the ethnic diversity of Pennsylvania along with the “pull” factors of migration in the seventeenth century English colonies (USA: Edsitement 2018).
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Moving Migrants: Examining Intersections of Climate, Migration, and Gender
In this lesson plan, students explore a short documentary that shares the story of climate migrants reckoning with the challenges of displacement (USA: Pulitzer Education 2021).
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Images of Immigration
Students will evaluate how 19th-century images of immigrants reflected political and social attitudes toward them in the United States (North Carolina Museum of Art 2017).
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