Migration Stories by Charlotte Mcgarry

What perspective is this story told from? What is your perspective on the story? What is your perspective on Ali?

mcgarryc4 — 2024-09-04 07:45:22 UTC

What perspective is this story told from? What is their perspective on Iran? How does the story develop your perspective on refugees?

mcgarryc4 — 2024-09-04 07:47:02 UTC

What perspective is this story told from? Has this story changed your perspective on migration?

mcgarryc4 — 2024-09-04 07:51:54 UTC

Scott

2024-09-11 02:18:26 UTC

I can submit to how at the beginning he felt sorrow through his childhood however then when entering later through the story being more happier and starting to enjoy England, with joy building up realising his parents are still alive over bursting with joy realising that, being a refugee isn’t so bad.

The perspective is from ali and my perspective is that it was very sad to me that is actually happening, my perspective on Ali is it must be so sad and difficult for him

2024-09-11 02:19:59 UTC

Isla grace

Hikban

2024-09-11 02:20:52 UTC

It’s really sad and I can’t believe that this is happening right now as well

This perspective is from the girl.

My perspective on the story is it was really sad and the girl was brave.

She was sad but she still had hope and never gave up.

Nozomi

2024-09-11 02:21:01 UTC

This story is told from the perspective of the boy, Ali.

My perspective on this story is that he was brave to keep going even though he didn’t even his parents were even alive.

Scott

2024-09-11 02:26:16 UTC

I enjoy the fact that, the beginning was with war and The family didn’t know what to do so before being executed leaving the country to England, trying ti figure out what was going on he then knows that it’s not so bad so he can fit in and after a while he figures it’s not as bad as he thought.

Hikban

2024-09-11 02:26:39 UTC

The perspective is from the boy.

The perspective for Iran is quite angry and scared .

Refugees have there own story.

Nozomi

2024-09-11 02:27:07 UTC

This story is told from the boy, Navid’s perspective.

I think the boy was really lucky that he got to see him Dad and live with him, while a lot of refugees can’t live with their family.

It is told from the perspective as the boy,dad didn't like it in Iran so he left and then the Boy and his mother left

2024-09-11 02:27:09 UTC

Isla grace

Scott

2024-09-11 02:35:34 UTC

The story shows the actual route of a refugee showing the pain and suffering they have to go through just for, probably something not even worth what they have done.

Nozomi

2024-09-11 02:35:44 UTC

This story does not have any narrations, but I think it is from the boy’s perspective.

It changed my perspective on migration, and after the video, I now think migration is much more harder than I used to think.

The perspective is told from the boy and it is very sad that this is happening to so many people who have to flee their homes and leave so many things behind I don't know how people do it to others

2024-09-11 02:36:41 UTC

Isla grace

Comment your completed thinking routine.

mcgarryc4 — 2024-09-11 02:36:48 UTC

Hikban

hikaru_bando — 2024-09-11 02:36:51 UTC

The perspective is from the boy.

It changed my thinking to migration that THIS IS happening to lots of people in the world so I’m lucky o be here.

I Think that the story is in the perspective of the Boy

2024-09-11 02:37:17 UTC

My thinking has not changed about migration.

balaz

alaz_ibrisim — 2024-09-11 02:40:19 UTC

I am thinking of migration from the viewpoint of a government

I think we should allow refugees to cross the border easily without any restrictions whatsoever.

Why doesn’t the government say this?

Thinking Routine - Dylan

2024-09-11 02:43:25 UTC

I am thinking of the sacrifices people have to make from the viewpoint of the government. I think that I would want to take responsibility for the lives lost and take immediate action.

Hikban

hikaru_bando — 2024-09-11 02:44:12 UTC

I am thinking of migration from my view point of a child that is left from there parent and don’t know what to do.

I think I would just ask for people for help

Fred Leahy

2024-09-11 02:44:46 UTC

I am thinking of migration from the view of a refugee child.

I think going through borders and going through all the pain of leaving your family behind and going on life threatening trips.

A question I have from this viewpoint is that people should take a safer way.

I am thinking of migration stories from the perspective of a refugee child. I think it is so horrible to leave your family to travel for miles to a strange country with a language that you barely know. A question I have from this viewpoint is how long do you walk and how often do you stop and rest

2024-09-11 02:44:47 UTC

Isla grace

Thinking routine:

2024-09-11 02:44:53 UTC

I am thinking of migration in the viewpoint of an Economic migrant. I think it can be very annoying to move to different countries. A question I have is why do they have to move to another country if they can get the same job in the same country.

Nozomi

2024-09-11 02:45:01 UTC

I am thinking of migration from the viewpoint of a refugee child. I think it’s so terrible and sad to leave your family and pets behind, and go to a country where you can’t understand the language there.

A question I have from this viewpoint is how long do we have to travel, whether on boat or on foot.