Fiona O Mahoney and Fiona Joyce Migration Froebel Department Maynooth 2016 1 Explore the use of terminology amp the correct use of the words migrant refugee migrant worker and asylum seeker ID: 629204
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Welcome!Rights Sparks Programme Fiona O Mahoney and Fiona Joyce
Migration Froebel Department Maynooth 2016
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Explore the use of terminology & the correct use of the words migrant, refugee, migrant worker and asylum seeker.Build an understanding of why people migrate and foster empathy with how this effects their lives and the lives of othersConsider ways to creatively broach the subject
of migration and inclusion with junior and senior class levels.W.A.L.T We Are Learning To…
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Why do people migrate?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3&v=x3BQzAaU3LY
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MigrantRefugeeAsylum SeekerMigrant WorkerWhat do these terms mean?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USpCGvpRn_8
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5 million
How many Syrian refugees have fled Syria in the past 5 years?
What is the number of forcibly displaced people worldwide?
Where are we now?
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500
In total how many Syrian refugees have been resettled in Ireland over the past 5 years?
Syrian Arab Republic, Afghanistan, South Sudan
Where do most of the World’s Refugees come from?
65.3
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Who hosts most of the World's Refugees?
Where are we now?
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4,000
In 2015 the Irish Government established an ‘Irish Refugee Protection Programme’ and has agreed that Ireland will accept how many people in response to the current migration crisis?
9550 (as of May 2016)
How many people (that we know of) have died trying to cross the Mediterranean since 2014?
20%
What % of the Lebanese population are refugees from Syria?
Turkey, Pakistan, LebanonSlide7
Accepted Asylum applications per 100,000 population, 2012-2014
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Ireland
vs NorwayPopulation & Asylum Applications Granted, 2012 - 20148Slide9
Can I come in?
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Migrants
Residents of ‘Safe’ CountryBoth
Who said what?
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How did you feel during this activity?Did you find it tricky to place any of the statements? Why/Why not?Did anything surprise you during this activity? Debrief
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Photo-Speak
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What do you think is going on?Where might this picture have been taken?Who do you think the people are in the picture and what is the relationship between them?
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Photo-Speak
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Imagine you are…Photo-Speak 15Slide16
Seeking Refuge Series16
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00vdxp0
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Write a letter from a refugee’s point of view to the governmentStoryboard – sequencing the eventsRole PlaysAccounts from different points of viewPoetryDiscussion groupsRecount writing Formulator Tarsia
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www.redcross.org.ukbbc learning zone ‘Rachel’s Journey’/ ‘Life on Hold’ bbc.co.ukCompass/ Compasito (coe.eu.int)
Formulator Tarsia (http://www.mmlsoft.com/index.php/home/free-software)Useful resources:
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