International Migration

[@charliefilms6587]

Thanks for doing my geography homework for me

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

It was a pleasure ;)

[@monique2466]

lol same

[@lifesucks1327]

Me too😂

[@Oliver-tu8fm]

Haha lol

[@j.k7695]

This was my English class homework (from Germany)

[@MokAKilla]

1. When did the first modern humans leave Africa? ーmore than a thousand years ago 2. How is migration defined in the video? as permanent change of residence 3. What are some of the different contexts in which migration has taken place? military conquest, flight of refugees, expulsion, or enslavement. 4. What percentage of the world's population lives away from their birthplace? 3% 5. What are push and pull factors? Push factors: circumstances in the country of origin that lead people to emigrate ex) poverty war, environmental disaster Pull factors:conditions in the destination that make immigration attractive such as ecpnomic opportunity and political freedom. 6. What are the different types of migration mentioned in the video? Asylum seeker:

[@MokAKilla]

7. What does the Geneva Convention state? no person may be sent back to a country where they face inhuman treatment, torture, or the death penalty. 8. What is illegal migration? 9. Why is migration seen as a threat? 10. What are some examples of how migration policies have become restrictive? 11. What is one of the results of the restrictions on migration? 12. What are some of the advantages of migration?

[@AnwarGrajera]

This is literally my quiz

[@Dharmalotus21]

Nice presentation. I appreciate the facts being given in a calm manner, rather than the excited and breathless presentation in our news today. Thank you.

[@lake6201]

My humanities teacher said to write literally every that is said on the video. I'm taking 3 hours to write a 2 minutes video. Why teacher why???

[@goodnewsthegn]

Hahaha! I understand how it feels.

[@wolfe6589]

Yeah Same! just got given this as homework -.-

[@yowfx-offline3396]

Same!

[@lana.pat1308]

i know it probably comes too late, but you can turn on the transcript under the three dots. It will show you the subtitles so you can read them at your own pace

[@northstars9639]

And he is a humanity teacher...

[@alessandroporchietto]

I call for an update, change the "Fence" between us and mexico to a wall, and remove the UK from the EU. Thanks, and let's make this video great again.

[@BigSmokeMUFC]

In the year 2021, this is currently my Ethics homework. Thanks for the demonstration!

[@joshdonnelly7722]

Same

[@BigSmokeMUFC]

@@willow_aster how did u come all the way here?

[@hanzie77]

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[@BigSmokeMUFC]

@@hanzie77 ay my best mate!

[@hanzie77]

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[@ricardohernandez5978]

I've asked my students to watch this video for homework, it`s been very useful, nice and well done video

[@AssadiAcademyOnline]

I like and use it in my classes

[@saracasella4160]

Very interesting and well done... thank you

[@epolitikwissenswerte]

Sara Casella Thanks!

[@yowfx-offline3396]

ok

[@jmsantosrio]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:06 🌍 *Migration is a historic driver of human development, dating back over a hundred thousand years.* 01:04 💔 *Push factors (e.g., poverty, war) and pull factors (e.g., economic opportunities) contribute to migration, with approximately 216 million people living away from their place of birth.* 02:05 💼 *Different forms of migration include asylum seekers, labor migration, and international migration of highly trained professionals.* 02:53 🌎 *Main migration routes: U.S. hosts most immigrants, followed by Russia and Germany, with origins primarily from Mexico, India, China, and Russia.* 04:14 🚧 *Migration is often viewed as a threat due to fears like economic burden, loss of national identity, and security issues, leading to increasingly restrictive policies.* 06:13 💰 *Migration has positive aspects, contributing over $300 billion annually to migrants' home countries, addressing declining birth rates and aging societies in destination countries.* 07:10 🌐 *To address migration challenges, a constructive policy is crucial, including regulated immigration and rights for legitimate asylum seekers.* Made with HARPA AI

[@UddinBurhan-r3h]

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[@salemalhosani8903]

What program did you use for your editing?

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Adobe After Effects

[@johannad7516]

i agree that now, many people see migration as a threat, because even the word "immigrant" has a negative connotation to it that people put on it.

[@msohrabalminhaj862]

youtuber explain more better than a teacher

[@HassaanbinJalil]

i must say well researched and well done

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

+Hassaan bin Jalil Thanks!

[@Palich1235]

I find migration "advantages" quite interesting: 1 - Goverment relies on many migrant newborns (as said earlier migrants are NOT integrated into the country society) 2 - Most of money earned by a migrant come out from the country to be spent elsewhere 3 - Cultural diversity based on the low social integration of migrants leads to the social diversity.

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

Uhh, aren't the white farmers in Zimbabwe immigrants as well?

[@baller84milw]

4:58 Actually, that's a common fallacy. There are only very small fences, each which go no longer than 10 miles each. There is more border not fenced, than there is that is secured. The only country to successfully build a full border fence is Israel and they completed it only last year.

[@kidsplaygroundz5704]

do you have pdf or ppt for this whole lesson?

[@terracrafttv8154]

What is the music called in the background of the video

[@bimalsinghbist6459]

migration will be never ending issue in the world.... south to north -for freedom and economic improvement and north to south for the natural resources, and neoliberalism or neo-colonialism, isn't it? However, i appreciate the documentary!

[@moonnn6423]

Do you have trancript?

[@lovenature6989]

Countries those are facing migration problem needs to welcome those immigrants who have hobby in protecting environment and interest in modern agriculture.

[@MokAKilla]

Listening comprehension questions: Watch the video on International Migration and answer the following questions: When did the first modern humans leave Africa? More than a hundred thousand years ago How is migration defined in the video? What are some of the different contexts in which migration has taken place? What percentage of the world's population lives away from their birthplace? What are push and pull factors? What are the different types of migration mentioned in the video? What does the Geneva Convention state? What is illegal migration? Why is migration seen as a threat? What are some examples of how migration policies have become restrictive? What is one of the results of the restrictions on migration? What are some of the advantages of migration?

[@MrGinox3]

what is the attitude toward migration of the producers of the film?

[@akshaypoddar203]

My teacher showed this video to me and my class

[@slackW1]

migration is not natural. It is business. DON'T LEAVE OWN LAND.

[@LoboBrasileiro1]

Ever try GOOGLING? I have friends in Italy (In Genoca, Roma and Torino) who are more worried about having jobs and working. Thanks to the EU, the competition is far more steep. People are angry and protesting because of bad financial management, unbalanced services and incompetent government staffing. Immigrants are the last thing they should worry about. Lest they turn into Greece. What good is having a country when it's BROKE?

[@PPAChao]

Oh, wonderful: migration contributes to cultural diversity (which, as many ethnically diverse countries like most of Africa's states, some of South-East-Asia's, and some Latin American ones demonstrate, is a very good thing and contributes to stability, the functionality of democracy, and general interpersonal harmony), and helps us ease the problems of a declining birthrate, so we don't become less in number, but just get replaced by people with higher birthrates.

[@bencespirk238]

How did you do the presentation?

[@luissarmento1179]

great job! a very good clip on migration. now lets pressure the EU to get some change done

[@emiliorodriguez7138]

Herr Schoenauer der Ehrenmann

[@habibsue]

What definition of immigration is being used that classifies people from Puerto Rico into the United States as immigrants?

[@STARSxXxRPD]

"so the locals there (in America) don't really have a right to restrict immigration on cultural/racial grounds" what a prudent conclusion based on something arbitrary... the locals aren't bound to such a deprivation of rights they can decide on their own whether or not something should be changed.

[@alanheadbloom]

This is a very calm, logical presentation of the concept of migration. I do wish the presenters had gone on to address the unfounded fears of the destination countries, especially with regard to security and supposed financial burden. As pointed out in his 2006 book "Immigrants: Your Country Needs Them," author Philippe Legrain gives copious statistics showing many financial advantages to allowing immigration of both skilled and unskilled workers into first world countries.

[@heather123shy456]

had to watch this in school

[@sarashahin2413]

bro- did u like graduate now it has been 7 years-

[@isaacsenglish]

Puerto Ricans are not migrants. They are US citizens. Are Alaskans or Hawaiians migrants? No so niether are Puerto Ricans.

[@LaurenzLudwig]

Do you have a script of the video?

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

edeos.org/downloads-erklaervideos-unterrichtsmaterialien/#international-migration

[@LaurenzLudwig]

thank you!

[@MokAKilla]

no person may be sent back to a country where they face inhuman treatment, torture, and death penalty.

[@hiramansoor1179]

This is thx for my formative assesment

[@James-ot2ej]

Thank you this is very helpful

[@gnaylrundong8779]

Is there a good video regarding types of international migration ...if so please tell me immediately ..🙏

[@suxzitpaulandyfanya51502537]

Cool Video, thanks for sharing.

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

It's a pleasure!

[@LoboBrasileiro1]

For one, that is not guaranteed. COST OF LIVING is a good reason why many immigrants don't try to have many kids in their new host country. (They can't afford them.) The birthrates are higher in their old country because chances are they are agricultural societies and they need more kids to work the farm. Birthrates are higher in rural regions rather urban because it's expensive. Most families stop at 2 kids. And even with that Italy is still 88-90% ITALIAN. Think critically.

[@LoboBrasileiro1]

Yes, I agree, however there is no way to tell who will work and who won't. We have more native-born in Europe and the US that use and abuse social services FAR more than foreigners. Immigration agencies prefer people who can support themselves AND contribute to society. Illegals TRY to do so, but they can't get REAL help and support. If anything, lax immigration on single, educated applicants, stricter on extended families. (Asylum applicants are a special case.)

[@KhalilHomaam]

Excellent work, thank you very much.

[@naoseinaonao2435]

Brazil received more than 6.000.000 immigrants from Europe and to a less extent, Middle East. Now there are many Brazilians in Europe, but they are coming back to Brazil, due to European crisis and Brazilian economic growth. We received Europeans very well, all the times and even encouraged European immigration in the past. Today, Europeans are coming back as immigrants to Brazil and I wonder if our country should receive them well, as they maltreated Brazilians in Europe wen we come there.

[@Anti_Immigration]

Given two countries A and B, the ratio of immigrants and emigrants should be more or less constant (with some reasonably sized buffer e.g. 10000 people). For instance, if the Poles want to migrate to the UK or Norway, there should be enough British or Norwegian people to migrate to Poland. If not, the borders should be closed. We want the whole world to develop globally, and allowing uncontrolled migration will not help.

[@qwaike]

u mad?

[@BraidedBranches]

As a trained professional migrant, who had to go though a rigorous and sometimes ridiculous amount of bureaucracy for my visa, I appreciate your detailed and diplomatic display of current world migration issues. It is also my hope that people would be able to move, legally, yet more freely to the places that they wish to live.

[@1220mastermind]

interesting debate.. I just wanted to correct you comrade Stalin that the Germans have produced some of the most influential philosophers to date: I. Kant (liberal philosophy), Leibniz (calculus), Hegel and Marx - just to name a few. I would say that their work is a better representative of German philosophy than that of Nietzche, Schopenhauer

[@squidwardtentacles6973]

Mr Tizard if you're seeing this. I hated this homework.

[@iamnotgay11]

bonjour

[@porridgeboy9166]

the first bit about 'modern' humans leaving Africa is incorrect (sorry to be the annoying critic) great vid though

[@ludwigbayer3305]

You didn´t get the point. You see Germany only negative, tho Germany brought some of the most important inventions, cultural and philosophical developments to the world.

[@MariaMaria-mn5si]

can anyone tell me how this video was made?

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

It's created mostly with After Effects

[@briaccordelle1608]

No

[@dargay]

where do you see this in the world today ?

[@HenrySims]

Americans fought for their land the same way Europeans did. If that's the case, most Europeans are not native to their land. What are hungarians doing in the middle of Europe for example? They should be in the Urals. People conquer other people's land. It's their country so they can do whatever they want with it.

[@azejamjamaze]

Hi guys! Could you help me? I'm student and i do project about Alytus (city in Lithuania). Alytus was built as industrial city, but during last 20 years it lost approximately 40% of its citizens. The main reason - emigration. So may you know cities in Europe or Asia, which had suffered by emigration, but recovered? Thanks a lot.

[@nightdeden4048]

So you have grew a lot I think 😂

[@2serveand2protect]

No! They are not "THE CAUSE". They are "ONE OF THE CAUSES".

[@LoboBrasileiro1]

According to the Italian National Budget: 42% is used on social services and out of that 42%, 4% is used on Immigrants and Foreign Nationals. That's less than 3% of the Entire Italian GDP that helps Immigrants while the strain on the Native Italian Gentry is Considerably more. Immigrants are NOT one of the causes.

[@redarrowhead2]

because Europeans are productive and all around well bred people that shouldn't have their societies muddled and be leeched off of.

[@JoshTheP1anoMan]

Thx it was really helpful

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

+Josh Mitchell-Rayner Glad you liked it!

[@bitemeemetib9505]

my question is why should europe witch is a poor continent house the biggest quantity of ppl for squaremile on earth why is africa the richest continent on earth not give chance for few europeans to start industrys or the naturals so they dont have to go to europe you know that the soil in africa can deliver 3 crops for year and that europe delivers 1, maybe, if weather is good?

[@maxii91]

maybe it is due to the fact that the whole African continent will be sooner or later either washed or dried out by climate change?

[@HenrySims]

Also true, but there are people who builded their whole lifes there. I don't think that would work with the unemployment that we have right now.

[@migueldELLO]

Steve Job's father came from syria. Steve jobs created one of the world's richest companies that employs people in the hundreds of thousands. Just cause you come from a third world country does not mean you're a criminal, thug, leech, etc. Can you imagine what would happen if we didn't let his father in just because of his country of origins?

[@FarimX]

The figures shown here are incorrecht.The Pproportion of immigrant population in Germany is not 13%, as shown in the graphics (3:53) but roughly 20%, with the largest group of migrants coming from the former USSR, not Turkey.

[@LJG907]

Excellent ...

[@carlosbustamante01]

Mexico 2nd country being emigrated from people from all parts of the world.

[@zuno4284]

Pano yung outline?????

[@Fatum0414]

TITE

[@LoboBrasileiro1]

So, you'd have a problem with me being an American, living in Europe, speaking English in a place that is not the UK among friends that share my language and supporting the US National Team in Football and hitting on European men (I'm gay, don't like girls)...But at the same time, I am fluent in the host country's language, only speak it to the citizens of the country and native friends and I'd be a working member of society, educated and all. You'd have a problem with that?

[@josephstalin7247]

No. The United States were not like Germany or Japan, with individual leaders for each state. For example, in Germany they didnt start out united and break apart, then united again. IN the USA, the states were Unanimously united and only with the issue of slavery and state representation in congress did rifts begin to occur and some states "seceded' But the American Civil War was fought NOT to Unite the states but to Preserve the (already existing) Union between them.

[@migueldELLO]

If that were case humans would of never left africa. Humans have been wondering this planet for thousands of years.

[@slackW1]

"quality health care" And who pay for health care, if immigrant loose job in new country ? Also you forgot, that native people have natural immunity to diseases in own climate. "Finally, there hasn't been empty land"but war, plague ,natural cataclysm create new empty places. "people have still moved around"because this process is promotion, not by nature, but by interation corporation. Government is group people which represents citizens. Citizens also not always want new people in own country.

[@user-yj4qz5lo6k]

Anybody Campion?

[@zenux9961]

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[@LoboBrasileiro1]

For one, UNLESS you have a JOB with a Japanese Company and have the proper work visa, you cannot get help from the Japanese Government under LAW, so your argument about immigrants being a burden on Japanese government is unfounded and untrue. Most immigrants that do come to Japan ARE educated and have valuable skills (Especially in the Medical Field) but are fighting and studying to stay in the country. Nurses in other Asian countries are studying Japanese more than ever to pass the exams.

[@curlytana01]

thought this was informative till I saw 3:30 Umm don't know why Puerto Rico is there If Puerto Rico has been part of the United States territory since the early 1900's

[@edeosdigitaleducation]

But it's still a territory not a state. I guess that's the reason why it is mentioned in the migration statistics.

[@Beneficiis]

There were colonists - invaders in African soil. I do not support colonialism in africa, but if somebody says: I wanna be treated as equal, and goes on to punish people generations after the deed - it is wrong. If one side backs down, other becomes agressive. If you give a hand, they see a weakness in it. And I come from country that emits migrants, not attracts them. Was a migrant myself, but went back home. Didnt want to see how my countrymen implode the calm society, full of passive people.

[@fcinternetmarketing]

Really a hot topic every where in the world.

[@PiretBCN]

This film "forgot" to speak about cultural migrants, i.e. curious people who move because they want to experience other cultures(s) and way(s) of thinking. I have been an immigrant for almost a decade but I don't fall under any categories mentioned here. I didn't move because of economic reasons (my financial situation was actually worse after moving), because of wars or political reasons. I know, I know... we are a freaky minority and don't even seem like immigrants because we rapidly learn the language(s) of our new country and fit in so well that we are often considered natives. I have been in groups that badmouth immigrants and when I humbly point out that I am one too, people laugh and say: "We don't mean you!" Immigrants per se are not a problem. Low class uncultured immigrants usually are. Since they are the majority, unpleasant ultra-right wing parties will soon start to win elections. It's just a logical consequence.

[@Gmailkonto23]

I guess people tend to not notice the grey area of migration, as well. : /

[@PiretBCN]

Dan Wesson Positive migration isn't noticed because it isn't a problem. News must be negative.

[@Terminator-T2000]

many of my teamates are immigrants but i find them nice for companionship

[@jh5kl]

yes, cars were more than invented well before ford ever existed.

[@AsifShah-vz6uv]

Very informative

[@ABanRocks]

it is totally different for them as they know few of their kids will die before they even become adults because of disease, food or war. So they have more kids also so they can help them farm as it is cheaper to farm using family as labor so i understand why they do it.

[@marcusgiustiniani4098]

um, just so u know, brexit happend

[@whyalwaysme2522]

Selfie

[@dannyboybs1]

Why doesn't it work for Europe? I think that's a reasonable question.

[@haarbal1997]

Not anymore.

[@jvdo09]

Africa is for Africans, Asia is for Asians and South America is for Latinos? Africa was colonised by Europe for over 100 years. South America was colonised by Portugal, Spain and France and now over 50% of its population is of European decent... Asia was colonised by Europe, more specifically Britain. So was Oceania. Please tell me how you are finding it very hard to move to Argentina, Zimbabwe or India.

[@HenrySims]

Africans don't think that way.

[@NewRome101]

The US does not have grounds to restrict immigration based on culture/race? The United States is a country founded off of european immigration, try not to miss that important detail. The United States has formed its own culture and system off of European ones and Roman ones. Now your going to tell me that africans and latinos moving in hords to the US speaking whatever languages following whatever traditions wont do anything negative to the united states in regards to demographics and culture?

[@LoboBrasileiro1]

I'm not against strict immigration control to allow skilled individuals to immigrate. I encourage it. Just not UBER-STRICT policies that won't allow ANYONE in. And I support the deportation of ILLEGAL immigrants and criminals. If you're a trouble-maker, a country has every right to throw you out. Just going after a single community because someone from that community did something bad. That's like saying "All Germans are Nazis because Nazis came from Germany."

[@JF-rg1vt]

Is there an angel who could send me a summary of this video?🙏🏻

[@josephstalin7247]

Even before Ford was born? Ford was born in 1863..... Germany didn't even exist back then! You were still a bunch of warring states - Preussen, Bayern, Sachsen, Wurttemburg, Brunswick, Anhalt Dessau, Mecklenburg, etc etc

[@shwemya6834]

migration words is meaningless for us we in burma living here without basic right cant free travel or do regular job there re so many org here but no body talk about us

[@noodles9408]

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[@moomoo8179]

hello class pascal

[@AdrianoCROST]

Results would be catastrophic ! Special for North Korea and USA :D

[@ThePeaceableKingdom]

@AnnikaGarratt It's interesting, isn't it, that the "globalization" demanded by economic elites is all about the free movement of Goods, and Capital, but populations should be held where they are and their movements restricted by law? Just sayin...

[@josephstalin7247]

Of course normal people supported their empire. Why would you be against having colonies and conquering other lands? Why would you be against your country getting richer, living standards increase, prices down, and nation's borders expanding? Its not like the people then thought that Africans were equals....besides, for such a 'loving' religion, the Germans were ruthless during the 30 years war...Prussian Empire....Nazis.....

[@HenrySims]

Thank God European have Frontex! By the way, the answer to fulfill a country needs we have to increase our birth rate not increase our immigration.

[@beppen227]

I don't believe some of these statistics

[@qwaike]

which ones?

[@MDD77777]

if you remove religion and add tolerance and respect then mass imigration wouldnt be a problem. globalization is the next step