Stine Tinsfeldt Life of an Expat Child Survey Personal Project 1. How long have
Stine Tinsfeldt Life of an Expat Child Survey Personal Project 1. How long have you been living outside your home country? Eight years 2. Do you speak your mother tongue? Yes I do. 3. How many countries have you lived in? I have lived in three countries so far. 4. Why are you residing in the country you are currently in? I am residing in the current country because of my dad’s job. 5. What’s the biggest challenge you face when you return to your home country and why? The biggest challenge I face when I return home is seeing how I have changed and people there haven’t. They don’t become more open minded and don’t learn anything outside their country since they have only lived there. 6. Are you in contact with anyone from your home country if no, what is the reason? Yes I am, with my family and friends I have known from living there. 7. Do your personality traits change when you go back to your own country vs. your host country? If so why do you think this change happens? No they don’t. 8. What do you think has benefited you most with living abroad in terms of your own values or personality? I think it has made me a more respectful and open minded person. 9. What do you think has negatively impacted you while living abroad and why? I think the economic difference of how I used to live in my home country and how I have been living abroad has negatively impacted me because we forget how to appreciate things we have. Stine Tinsfeldt Life of an Expat Child Survey Personal Project 10. When you are older would you like to live abroad or return to your home country? I would only like to live abroad while I don’t have children yet. When I get children I want to stay in one place. uploads/s1/ guide 73 .pdf
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