Moving abroad with families is beneficial for their children or not

In the highly globalized world, most people migrate abroad with their families in search of better job prospects. However, people often debate whether relocation offer advantages to the children of such families or it affects them negatively. In fact, relocation not only provide better job opportunities for parents but also provides a better platform for children in terms of education, A few observations offer support migration as a beneficial option for children. To begin with, people often move to developed countries that have better opportunities for jobs, health facilities, education than their native land. Thus, children will be able to get world-class education which enables them to excel not only in future career but also in life. Furthermore, the multicultural environment of schools teaches students to respect other cultures, customs, and traditions. For example, people from different corners of the world move to developed countries, thus a multicultural society form which is mostly not possible in the homeland. A multicultural environment enhances student's adaptability and acceptance towards others who do not share the same beliefs. Despite the above argument children face difficulties as they land abroad. Firstly, the communication barrier hinders students to have normal relationships with their class friends. For example, migrated students often do not find themselves fluent in foreign languages. Thus, they avoid communicating with teachers or even with their classmates, and sometimes it prevents the growth of children. Moreover, students find themselves in confusion because of the exposure to alien customs and traditions. If they try something new, parents advise them to remain firm on ancestral beliefs. In conclusion, the benefits of migration in terms of children growing in terms of education, health, and career outweigh its drawback as the language barrier and problems regarding adaptability in the new environment.