Home -> GMsys Homepage
Modules
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15
16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30
31 32 33 34 35
Module description
Søk:
Hos oss
Nettet
Skaff deg en fri søke-
motor til nettstedet
Essentials:
» Google search
» Kvasir search » Norw/English dict.
» English/English
» Grammar
» Thesaurus
» Britannica
» Encarta
» Atlas
» Merriam-Webster
» Longman
» BBC
» CNN
» BBC Education
» BBC History
» American History
» Translator
Comments:

This week will give you information about immigration to Britain. Post-war immigration is emphasised, but you will definitely benefit from having a certain knowledge about ancient immigration as well.
tittel.gif - 1237 Bytes
English Courses Curriculum Norwegian Print Topic Resources Tasks


Immigration to Great Britain



Topic(s)

The main topic this week will be immigration to Britain.

We are going to concentrate on:
  • Historical immigration (invasions included)
  • Immigration after 1945
  • Today's refugees
  • Racism in Britain
  • Culture conflict and identity crisis
  • Religious and educational concerns



Resources

= Compulsory
  • Text: "A Multi-Racial, Multi-Cultural Society?" (Gyldendal/"Victory" p. 78)
Links to related web-pages:


What to do...

Mål: eleven skal
3a ha kunnskapar om innvandring til og folkegrupper i Storbritannia og USA


1a)
You should have read the article "A Multi-Racial, Multi-Cultural Society?" at home!
Study the key dates in immigration to Britain. You are not supposed to learn everything in this time-line, but to concentrate on the following years(AD):
43, 410, 793 (not specified), 1066, 1660, 1789, 1845-48, 1948, 1962, 1972, 1981
Give a brief explanation of the importance of the specified years with regard to immigration.

1b)
Read either this profile of British Nationality Law or a Background to British Nationality Law .
Give a summary of the main differences between the British Nationality Acts of 1948 and 1981.

1c)
Read An A-Z of asylum seekers carefully.
Pinpoint those 'letters' which you find relevant in Norway as well as in Britain.
Explain why!

1d)
Do this multiple-choice exercise!

1e)
Read about the "Empire Windrush".
What kind of ship was it, and why do you think it is important as a symbol?

1f)
Work in pairs or groups.
Read "Remember the Ship" by John Agard and discuss the poem.

English main page
Copyright © Gm Systemutvikling
Next week



Please visit our sponsors.
Click Here to Visit our Sponsor...

... and our Internet Service Provider is:

Your broadband provider in Indre Salten