Young People with Migrant Parents 1st editon by Organisation for Economic Co operation and Development 9264791167 978-9264791169

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ISBN 10: 9264791167
ISBN 13: 978-9264791169
Author:  Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

The OECD series Making Integration Work summarises, in a non-technical way, the main issues surrounding the integration of immigrants and their children into their host countries. This fourth volume explores the integration of young people with migrant parents, a diverse and growing cohort of youth in the OECD area.

Young People with Migrant Parents 1st Table of contents:

1. Use inclusive language to refer to youth with migrant parents

WHAT and WHY?

WHO?

HOW?

2. Make sure all children start school on an equal footing

WHAT and WHY?

WHO?

HOW?

3. Provide flexible education pathways for youth born abroad

WHAT and WHY?

WHO?

HOW?

4. Involve immigrant parents in the education process

WHAT and WHY?

WHO?

HOW?

5. Reduce the concentration of disadvantaged youth with immigrant parents

WHAT and WHY?

WHO?

HOW?

6. Prevent school drop-out and establish second-chance programmes

WHAT and WHY?

WHO?

7. Promote educational excellence and role modelling

WHAT and WHY?

WHO?

HOW?

8. Facilitate the school-to-work transition

WHAT and WHY?

WHO?

HOW?

9. Tackle discrimination and encourage diversity

WHAT and WHY?

WHO?

HOW?

10. Foster social integration through sports and associations

WHAT and WHY?

WHO?

HOW?

11. Encourage naturalisation

WHAT and WHY?

WHO?

HOW?

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