19 Mental Health Support: General questions and support
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What will I learn here? |
The resources in this unit focus on various aspects of adjusting to life in the U.S. that cause stress and anxiety for Russian-speaking immigrants. The resources provide multiple perspectives in response to a set of questions that probe into most common problems that immigrants from post-Soviet region face. |
What language level is it for? |
All resources on this page are in Russian; however, all responses include English translation for better understanding. Tasks are in Russian only. |
Other notes: |
Some ideas: Use these resources and tasks to better understand the variety of problems that the Russian-speaking immigrants experience while adjusting to the life in the U.S. Use the quiz response options to create a phrasebook with responses to the most common requests for help.
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Resource 1: This learning resource presents a number of responses that Russian-speaking immigrants might say in response to questions about their adaptation process here in the U.S. The responses are presented for three age groups: middle-age, college students, and students in elementary and middle schools. The responses include English translation for better understanding.
Resource 2: This task focuses on the question: What problems did you experience in your adaptation process? to practice offering help in such situation.
Resource 3: This task focuses on the question: Do you feel isolated? to practice offering help in such situation.
Resource 4: This task focuses on the question: What language problems did you experience? to practice offering help in such situation.
Questions about adjusting to life in the U.S.
Click on the question to read responses from three age groups: middle-age, college students, and students in elementary and middle schools.
