Scaffolding examples that will help the journey:

KWL Chart

Why and How do foreigners come to Australia?

What do I know......	What I want to know......	What I learned.......
Foreigners can arrive in Australia two different ways. First way is legal which is via a airplane. The second way can be illegal, which is via boat. Commonly known as 'the boat people'.	Why do foreigners travel to Australia instead of traveling to a different country?	According to an article titled,Why Should You consider Australian Immigration (2008) gives 8 reasons why. 1. Australian Health System 2. Bright blue skies and sunshine 3. Multicultural society 4. Most Australians follow Christianity 5. Crime rate is lower than most 6. Doesn't have a class or caste system 7. Standard of education in Australia is high 8. Escape an overcrowded country, wanting more space and nature

SWOT Analaysis

What affect does Immigration have on Australians?

Strengths:	Weakness:
Many foreigners that come into Australia come from a place where they learned many tricks and trades having a diverse range of skills from wood building to metal to farming.	In some classes, foreigners that come into Australia might not have skills or offer any work skills that will allow them to get a job. In order for these people to survive they would need to receive government help which can cause more debt.
Opportunities:	Threats:
Having more people enter the country can create two things. First more jobs and second more money.	Australians might take advantage of these people in the work force and give them the job instead of someone else because they might be able to pay them less then the other person.

5 W's Chart

Topic: Journey to freedom

Who?	Hau Tran, a Vietnamese who lived in south of the country in Saigon City with his family.
What?	Revolution happened which cause his family to move and study higher education became very difficult.
When?	In the 1980's
Where?	In Saigon City
Why?	Revolution happened which caused hardship on him and his family. Hau Tran had to leave his family and travel around many waters and land to find freedom and happiness.

De Bono Thinking System

Topic: How can Australian Government promote Australia better to the outside world?

				The White Hat calls for information known or needed.	Information gathered
				The Red Hat signifies feelings, hunches and intuition.
				The Black Hat is judgment -- the devil's advocate or why something may not work.
				The Yellow Hat symbolizes brightness and optimism.
				The Green Hat focuses on creativity: the possibilities, alternatives and new ideas.
				The Blue Hat is used to manage the thinking process.

'Y' Chart

Topic: Living in a foreign country

Looks like.	Lots of buildings, trees, grass, white people, cars, busy, fast.
Sounds like.	Noisy, car horn, people talking, crying, laughter.
Feels like.	Fear, strange, unsure, scared, foreign,

The Blue Hat is used to manage the thinking process.