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New York Times Upfront - Part 1  



1851년에 창간된 미국의 대표적인 일간지인 뉴욕타임즈에서 선정한 가장 핫한 뉴스만을 골라 사진/영상과 함께 제공되어 시사적인 이슈를 다채로운 방향으로 토론할수 있습니다. 교재를 보시는 방법은 다음 학습도우미 영상을 꼭 참조하세요.

   
 

Lesson 1. Facebook Under Fire

Its failure to protect users' private data has spurred calls for federal regulation of social media companies.

   
 

Lesson 2. A New Generation of Royals

This month's wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle highlights just how much the British royal family has evolved.

   
 

Lesson 3. Climate Change

The planet is warming, but understanding why isn't easy. These 10 questions will help you grasp the basics.

   
 

Lesson 4. A Tale of Two Indias

The world's largest democracy has a booming economy that's lifting millions into the middle class. But many Indians are still struggling to escape from poverty.

   
 

Lesson 5. A Whole New Ballgame

Seventy-five years ago, when many pro baseball players went off to war, female ballplayers stepped up to the plate.

   
 

Lesson 6. Should Schools Have Valedictorians?

Two experts weigh in on the issue.

   
 

Lesson 7. Cartoons

Cartoons about space junk, climate change, Facebook data mining, and more

   
 

Lesson 8. The Toll of Gun Violence

A memorial to children killed by guns in the U.S. since 2012

   
 

Lesson 9. Cosmic Litter Patrol

A new plan to clean up space junk

   
 

Lesson 10. Rowing the Atlantic Solo

An interview with the youngest person ever to row across the Atlantic alone

   
 

Lesson 11. Graph: Most Expensive Cities in the World

The cities with the highest cost of living around the globe

   
 

Lesson 12. A 3-D Printer Made This Home

Printing houses to help solve homelessness around the world

   
 

Lesson 13. Ethical Dilemma: Library Book Hog?

Is it okay not to return a book if you aren't finished with it?

   
 

Lesson 14. Numbers in the News

Quirky stats about pizza-making robots, rehabbing homes in Italy, how often we touch our phones, and more

   
 

Lesson 15. A Drug of Mass Destruction'

A deadly synthetic drug called fentanyl is making the opioid epidemic even more lethal.

   
 

Lesson 16. Women on the Front Lines

It's been two years since the military opened all combat positions to women. What's changed, and what hasn't?

   
 

Lesson 17. Escape to America

After fleeing devastation and civil war in their homeland, young Syrian refugees are trying to build new lives in the U.S.

   
 

Lesson 18. Frankenstein 200 Years Later

The story of a scientist and the creature he brought to life continues to serve as a cautionary tale for today's world.

   
 

Lesson 19. Should the U.S. Expand Offshore Drilling?

Two experts weigh in on the issue.

   
 

Lesson 20. Cartoons

Cartoons about opioid addiction, refugees, Frankenstein, and more

   
 

Lesson 21. Border Wall Contenders

Prototypes for the wall President Trump wants to build on the U.S.-Mexico border

   
 

Lesson 22. Found: Oldest Message in a Bottle

A woman on a beach in Australia discovered a 130-year-old bottle.

   
 

Lesson 23. The Simpsons Invent a Word

Embiggen is one of 850 new additions to the Merriam-Webster dictionary.

   
 

Lesson 24. Numbers in the News

Quirky stats about a happiness class, the world's biggest Starbucks, a high-priced Da Vinci painting, and more

   
 

Lesson 25. Graph: Teens at Work

The percentage of U.S. teens with jobs, 1975-present

   
 

Lesson 26. How Fake News Spreads

False stories are more likely to be shared on Twitter than true ones.

   
 

Lesson 27. Ethical Dilemma: Unethical Posting?

Being asked by your boss to post fake comments online

   
 

Lesson 28. Never Again'

The Florida school shooting has spurred a protest movement among students. Can they change the gun debate?

   
 

Lesson 29. Rhino Rescue

Can a plan to airlift South Africa's rhinos to safety protect the animals from poachers, and extinction?

   
 

Lesson 30. First Amendment & Hate Speech

Is it time to reconsider whether hateful speech deserves constitutional protection?






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