The united kingdom 

research and discover

1. find information about the history of immigration in Norway. 

• Immigration to Norway has been going on at all times, as long as we can speak of a Norwegian statehood.
• According to the statistics in Norway, the immigrant population make up to 15,6 per cent of the population. 
• In 1992 the immigrant population in Norway was 183 000 peoples, 23 years later the number had risen to 815 000 peoples. 

2. Compare Norwegian immigration  to the British experience. Are the same groups represented?In which parts of the countries do we find immigrants? How large are immigrant groups in the two countries? which groups immigrate today? 

• In Norway it lives immigrants in all minucipalities. The highest share in Oslo and Drammen, where immigrants and norwegian-born to immigrant parents make up 32 and 27 percent of the population in 2015.
• Since 1945, immigration to the United Kingdom under British nationality law has been substantial, in particular from the Republic of Ireland and from the former colonies and territories of the British Empire such as India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, the Caribbean, South Africa, Kenya and Hong Kong.
• the five largest immigrant groups in Norway are in turn Polish, Swedish, Somali, Lithuanian and Pakistani.
• London has the greatest number of immigrants (2.8 million foreign-born people in 2013) among all regions with comparable data in the UK. 

Monday september 14th

Viewpoints
The quote i have choosen:
''If you have never been hated by your child you have never been a parent'' - Bette Davis (1908- 89), american actress.
1. What does this quote say that you think is important?

I think it is important because i agree with it. When you are a parent you have  to do and say things your child not always agree with. That's how it is, they can't always be allowed to do whatever they want to do, even if they don't see what's wrong about it. Because if a parent never says no and always just let the child do what he or she wants to, they will never learn right and wrong. The child may hate you right now, don't understands you and think you are unfair, but when you continue to teach your child right and wrong, they will understand when they get older. They will look back to that moment and say to themselves ''mother was totally right, i should have listen to her without discussion''. Now they have learned and the child who is no longer a child will learn her or his child the same. The quote can motivate some parents in the world to stand on the things that they mean and not ''give up'' although it's hard that your child says it hates you. It's important to remember that sometimes it is the right things to say and do who is the toughest things to really do. So when you think something is hard to say no to and you know your child is going to be mad, you have to remember what is the best for the child in a long term.

Poem.

The children are laughing and playing.

You can hear the birds singing.

If you are really quiet you can hear people talking and breathing.

Everyting is peacful and the trees are dancing in the wind.

You can smell dinners from the houses.

You can smell the nature.

The road is thin and located slightly for itself.

The road will lead you to a yellow, old, little workshop.

No man is an Island - working with poetry and song lyrics.

1/2) 

I think the two songs say different things about our relationshipswith each other . ' You'll never walk alone ' says you got to have hope , even if not everything is like a sunny day and when you walk with hope in your heart , then you will never walk alone . It also says that behind every downturn there will be an upturn waiting for you . The song says you must be brave , stand on your feet , and don't let someone or something beat you down no matter what.

The other song is called 'i am a rock' and i feel like that song is more about being lonely and that the person in the song is trying to isolate himself from the pain on the outside world. The person in the soong don't want to be hurt from friends or love. I am a bit uncertain about what the poem is trying to say, but i believe he is trying to say that no man is alone, that you need a friend and that everyone is worth the same. 

3)  Even tough i don't like Liverpool i think that 'you'll never walk alone was a better song than 'i am a rock'. Because 'you'll never walk alone' is more positive and have hope, while 'i am a rock' is more negative and don't believe that good things can happen. I think that ' no man is an island' was hard to understand, and I don't know quite what John Donne mean by the poem.

introduction

Hello my name is Pernille, i'm fifteen years old, i like running and training.
I have one sister named Sandra, she is two years older than me, i also have a dog named Olava. Tiril is my besfriend. i like pizza and chicken salsa. sooo well that's my life, welcome :D