These days many families move abroad for work. Some people believe that this benefits the children in these families. Others believe that it makes their lives more difficult. Discuss both views and give your own opinion

The

impact

on children caused by families migrating to other countries for work has been a debated for a long time. Some believe that it has an adverse

impact

on the young ones while others

percieve

to become aware of through the senses

perceive

this

as positive for them. I strongly agree that it

is has

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has

beneficial

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benefits

for them and any problems associated with it are of negligible value. On the one hand, it is thought by some that families move to another

country

for better

life

quality

which unarguably is beneficial for the children and I agree. Since most of the people are migrating from

under developed

relating to societies in which capital needed to industrialize is in short supply

underdeveloped

or developing countries to developed

countries

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countries, therefore

therefore

the

quality

of the

life

of their offsprings improve significantly.

For instance

, the

quality

of education in

developed

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developing

countries

such

as

United States

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the United States

of America and Canada is far more superior to underdeveloped countries like Pakistan and Iraq.

Moreover

, it is

also

believed that moving to another

country

also

gives exposure of different culture to

them which

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them, which

is an asset when they start their lives as adults.

On the other hand

, some people are of the view that immigration of families makes the

life

of their children difficult as they need to adjust to a new environment.

This

means that they need to build their social circle from scratch and adapt to the new learning methods of the school. It is

also

believed that

this

also

has a negative

impact

on the psychology of the children as they tend to get insecure in the new

country

. A study done by the Cambridge University is a prime example of

this

behaviour of children, where it was concluded that a majority of the children were more scared and cranky than usual within six months of moving to a new

country

. In conclusion, while the

impact

of moving abroad on children has divided view,

i

refers to the speaker or writer

I

believe that the benefits it reaps

such

as improvement in

quality

of

life

are way more valuable than any difficulties it might cause.