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Collaborative Strategies for Supporting American Children in Mexico: Building Partnerships for Academic and Social Wellb

This research focuses on the challenges Transnational children face during migration to Mexico and emphasizes preparedness and support factors for their adaptation. Future research areas include inclusion in schools, climate of human relations, infrastructure, support, and teaching methods.

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Collaborative Strategies for Supporting American Children in Mexico: Building Partnerships for Academic and Social Wellb

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  1. American Children in MexicoAli Borjian Conduct of Research Build Collaboration Concrete Social Action Strategy Withstand Challenge in Academic and Policy Arenas

  2. Partnership Transnational children are valuable assets for both Mexico and the United States. Their well being, socially, emotionally, and educationally, depends upon caring and responsive adults in both nations. AcademiaCommunity U.S. Mexico

  3. Adaptation to Migration • Factors that help or hamper adaptation before and during the event of migration • Preparedness; Did their parents talk about the return? • Conditions of migration to Mexico (deportation, unemployment of parents, desire of parents to return to Mexico) FUTURE RESEARCH: Inclusion in Schools • Climate of human relations in school • Infrastructure and support (Linguistic and Cultural) • Friends and peers; teachers • Teaching methods

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