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Using a case study design, data were collected in Basel Canton in 2023 through a questionnaire/interview form developed by Arı (2007). 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Individuals leave the countries they live in and settle in different countries for economic, security or different demographic reasons. Like all Western European countries, Switzerland has provided labour force from countries such as Turkey to complete the manpower deficit. The aim of this research is to get the opinions of parents who are currently in the 2nd and 3rd generation about their children's education. The research was designed as a case study. The data were collected in the Canton of Basel, Switzerland in 2023 with a questionnaire/interview form developed by Arı (2007) and updated for this research. In this case study with 77 individuals living in the canton of Basel, Switzerland, it is seen that parents are satisfied with the Swiss educational institutions, they are not concerned about the integration and success of their children, but they are afraid that their children will lose their language, cultural and religious values. The greatest expectation from Turkish educational institutions is in this direction.  \nKeywords: migration, migrant children, Turks in Switzerland, parents’ views, education  \nINTRODUCTION  \nAlthough immigration is a phenomenon that has existed throughout human history, drawing borders more clearly, especially in the last 100 years, is an issue that has become the main agenda item of every country in the world due to economic, wars and famine reasons. As a solution to the labour shortage that emerged after the Second World War, Western European countries imported workers from some countries such as Turkey and planned to employ them temporarily. However, considering that the 4th generation is currently living in these countries, it is seen that this immigration situation is permanent.  \nImmigrants have a hybrid culture that includes elements of their original home culture and the host culture. Immigrant culture is often referred to as the \"original\" culture of a group, consisting of an entire way of life, including languages, ideas, beliefs, values, behaviours, and all that immigrants bring with them when they arrive in their new country (Zhou & Bankson III, 1994) . It is therefore difficult to define or serve them because they think and act differently.  \nKarataş (2003) states that the adaptation problems of workers sent abroad should be addressed in the context of the personal characteristics of the individuals participating in migration, ethnic origin, the work of the worker, the characteristics and income level of the work, the level of benefiting from the social services offered in the country, the laws, policies and regulations enacted by the receiving and sending countries regarding migrant labor. Each of these variables explains the integration of individuals into countries.  \nCitation: Arı, A. & Kayır, G. (2023) . Parents' views on the education of Turkish children living in Switzerland.  \nAnatolian Journal of Education, 8(2), 225-236. [https://doi.org/10.29333/aje.2023.8215a](https://doi.org/10.29333/aje.2023.8215a)  \nAdaptation problems, which are seen to a great extent in the first generation and to a lesser extent in the second generation, will gradually disappear in subsequent generations. The differences between the immigrants and the host culture will gradually diminish (Zhou & Bankson III, 1994) . Turkish groups living in different countries of Western Europe will successfully integrate into the society they live in. Considering their numbers and linguistic strength, they will continue to be a strong group in their societies. Future generations will continue to acquire","cbCaijKpda0Qy2gP","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijKpda0Qy2gP","pdf",496741,12,"English","# Introduction\n## Migration and generational adaptation\n## Immigrant culture and integration\n## Education, language, and minority policies\n## Switzerland’s immigration context\n## Education outcomes and expectations","[{\"question\":\"What is the aim of the research?\",\"answer\":\"The research aims to collect parents’ opinions about their children’s education among the 2nd and 3rd generation Turkish families living in Switzerland.\"},{\"question\":\"How was the study designed and where was data collected?\",\"answer\":\"The study was designed as a case study, and data were collected in Basel Canton, Switzerland, in 2023 using a questionnaire/interview form developed by Arı (2007) and updated for this research.\"},{\"question\":\"What do parents most worry about regarding their children’s education?\",\"answer\":\"Parents are largely satisfied with Swiss educational institutions and are not worried about integration and success, but they fear their children will lose language, cultural, and religious values.\"}]","Parents' Views on the Education of Turkish Children Living in Switzerland | PDF",1792073544]