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  • Malohat Saipova
    Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Associate Professor,University, In Psychology, Public Safety Of The Republic Of Uzbekistan

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.37547/ajsshr/Volume03Issue02-13

Keywords:

Labor migration children area

Abstract

The article focuses on the fact that labor migration has become a socio-economic phenomenon, and the difficulties caused by the fact that children left in migrant families miss their loved ones and do not feel their love. The work of a psychologist of educational institutions to help these children is highlighted.               


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ABSTRACT

The article focuses on the fact that labor migration has become a socio-economic phenomenon, and the difficulties

caused by the fact that children left in migrant families miss their loved ones and do not feel their love. The work of a

psychologist of educational institutions to help these children is highlighted.

KEYWORDS

Labor migration, children, area, preschool age, teenagers, characteristics, psychological correction, work.

INTRODUCTION

Labor migration as a socio-economic phenomenon,

which is considered one of the current issues, is first of

all inextricably linked with economic instability,

unemployment in small towns, and low income of

many families. The word migration comes from the

Latin verb migrare, which means to move from one

place to another. Labor migration, which has become

a normal situation for the 21st century, is a process that

serves as a basis for some people to justify their actions

with the belief of the ancients: "You are not a Muslim

until you are a foreigner." Migration, which is complex

by its nature, extremely diverse in its form, and

considered a social process by its consequences, has

covered all spheres of human habitation on Earth

today. While this process has a great impact on social

development, the lifestyle of the population, the

Research Article

THE CONTENT OF THE PSYCHOLOGIST'S WORK WITH CHILDREN OF
LABOR MIGRANTS

Submission Date:

February 12, 2023,

Accepted Date:

February 17, 2023,

Published Date:

February 22, 2023

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Malohat Saipova

Doctor Of Philosophy (Phd), Associate Professor,University, In Psychology, Public Safety Of The Republic Of
Uzbekistan

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movement of capital, the development of regions, the

formation of the legal and political culture of society, it

itself

undergoes

political,

socio-economic,

demographic and other changes.

Migration, as a whole, changes the life of the society,

changes the views and habits of each of its participants

towards adaptation. Otherwise, this process will turn

into a tragedy for a person.

Candidate of Legal Sciences T.N. Balashova explains

the positive aspects of migration as follows:

"Population migration (primarily, labor migration) is a

normative and even positive phenomenon that allows

to compensate for the natural decrease in the number

of able-bodied persons as a result of death and aging.

The analysis of migration processes in Russia during

the last decade shows that the main source of

population growth and labor resources of the country

is migration. In the circumstances, even if someone

does not like it, migration objectively became a

desirable and necessary factor for Russia. For now,

migration is keeping up with the sharp decline in the

country's population and replacing its labor resources"

[1].

G.F. Khilajeva, a scientist who studied the migration

process in Bashkortostan, writes: "40% of migrants'

informal employment is due to the lack of necessary

documents, 20% - the fact that the employer is a

"private property owner", and 10% - "it is useful for the

employer not to pay taxes" is Labor migrants are

mainly employed in trade (30%), construction (27.3%),

agriculture (11.3%), household services (10.2%),

transport (6.2%). Uzbeks are evenly distributed in

agriculture, construction and services (from 20% to

23%), followed by trade (14.4%) and transport (12.5%).

Tajiks and Azerbaijanis are characterized by high

employment in trade (56% and 51.9% respectively) and

construction (29.5% and 37%). Tajiks are employed in

other sectors in very small numbers. Armenians are

mainly employed in construction (76%) and very little in

trade (12%). As for migrants from far abroad, half of

them are engaged in trade (48%), a quarter - in

production (24.1%) and a little less in construction

(15.5%)" [4, 343].

Although the presented statistics are within the

framework of the author's research within one

country, his analysis confirms how hardworking the

representatives of our nation are, and it is evidence

that the temporary status of informal migrants affects

their families to a certain extent. In the following years,

men and women who left for labor migration initially:

-

provide economic support to their families;

-

use the form of communication in a convenient

way for them;

-

they share their joys and sorrows;

-

they make attractive promises about their actions

when they return, etc.


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As time passes, labor migrants who get used to the

environment of their places and make new

acquaintances limit themselves from communication

with situations such as "I am helping my family", "I am

sending money", "what should I do, I have to work".

This, of course, will not have a negative impact on their

children who remain in their home countries, in

particular:

in preschool children:

- emotional attachment is not formed;

- trust in adults and events fades away;

- the feeling of anxiety increases;

- sometimes he even feels guilty for his father or

mother leaving for another country;

in school-aged children:

- feel difficulty in adapting to a new environment;

- they cannot join their peers freely;

- have difficulty mastering educational subjects;

- they are imaginative, susceptible to impressions;

- frequent mood swings are characteristic;

- they do not show interest in team training;

- they cannot show kindness to other people;

in adolescence:

- they have difficulty establishing mutual relations;

- jizzaki, they become angry;

- there is a sharp change in activity, mood;

- they are often distracted from the topic of

conversation in communication;

- they feel a problem in establishing the right

relationship with representatives of the opposite sex.

Based on our initial observations, if we dwell on the

characteristics common to all children, the following

should be mentioned:

• concern about other children, concern about how

they are perceived by other children;

• strive to occupy a responsible positi

on, but are afraid

of not being able to achieve it;

• likes to be in the center of attention;

• they tend to follow the crowd, they are easy to

control;

• are uncharacteristically noisy to draw attention to

themselves.

In order to correct the negative aspects of the children

of labor migrants in general educational institutions, it

is appropriate for the psychologist to work in the

following directions:


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1. Conducting psychological work with children of labor

migrants:

- studying their problems;

- work individually;

- psychological and corrective work to remove stress,

strain, and increase educational motivation.

2. Working with the entire class of migrant workers:

- conducting trainings on class compaction;

- involvement in joint sports.

3. Psychological work with adults in families affected

by labor migration:

- conducting individual consultations;

- conducting group training together with parents and

children.

3. Conducting psychological work with pedagogical

content:

- preparation of sample programs for conducting

round-table discussions, extracurricular hours and

teaching them to implement them by involving the

children of labor migrants in the life of the educational

institution.

In conclusion, it should be said that when working with

children of labor migrants, a pedagogue-psychologist

should have a number of competencies, in particular:

to know and understand the essence of the main socio-

psychological characteristics of the children of labor

migrants, the composition of the family, the

environment in it;

• manage to adapt the form and content of their

professional activity to correct the negative

characteristics of the children of labor migrants;

• it is necessary to master the methods, methods and

technologies of diagnosing children's personality and

relationships.

The following can be mentioned as a recommendation:

-

a pedagogue-psychologist of a general educational

institution gains the trust of children of labor

migrant families;

-

when working with the children of labor migrants,

they can establish permanent cooperation with

their close environment - one of the parents,

grandparents, uncles and aunts who stayed at

home;

-

labor migrants should be able to direct their

children to useful activities, taking into account

their cognitive characteristics and interests.

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Балашова Т.Н. Миграция и демография как

неотложные

направления

развития

приоритетных

национальных

проектов.

//Миграционное право, 2007, N 1.


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