How to teach population migration in compulsory course 2 for high school geography

1. Population migration

(1) Concept of population migration

(2) Classification of population migration

According to different Standard, population migration can be divided into various types. Such as: permanent migration, seasonal migration, spontaneous migration, organized migration, individual migration, collective migration, voluntary migration, forced migration, etc.

According to whether it crosses national borders: international population migration, domestic population migration

2. Factors affecting population migration

(1) Natural environmental factors - climate, Soil, water, minerals, etc.;

(2) Economic factors - the main and often acting factors;

(3) Political factors - policies, political persecution, war etc.;

(4) Social and cultural factors—religion, ethnicity, culture and education;

(5) Ecological environmental factors—changes in the ecological environment;

(6) Other factors - family and marriage, staying with relatives and friends, escaping racial discrimination, natural changes in population, gender and age of the population, etc.

3. Population mobility

(1) Foreign labor mobility - the new situation of international population mobility after the 19th century, especially after the "World War II";

(2) Domestic population flow - Since the late 1970s, my country has formed a special type of population flow, namely the "migrant worker flow".