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New York Times Upfront - Part 2  



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. Should College Tuition Be Free?

Two experts weigh in on the issue.

   
 

Lesson 2. Cartoons

Cartoons about distracted walking, school shootings, wildlife poaching, and more

   
 

Lesson 3. Iceland's Magic Crosswalk

Using optical illusions to make drivers more attentive

   
 

Lesson 4. From Bottles to Bathing Suits

A Brooklyn company is making clothes out of discarded plastic.

   
 

Lesson 5. A More Inclusive Anthem?

Canada is updating its national anthem to make it gender-neutral.

   
 

Lesson 6. Numbers in the News

Quirky stats about the right to be forgotten, a basketball-sized diamond, companies founded by immigrants, and more

   
 

Lesson 7. The World's Happiest Countries

The top 20 most content nations according to the 2017 World Happiness Report

   
 

Lesson 8. A Win for Grumpy Cat

The feline's owner wins a lawsuit over unlicensed use of the pet's image.

   
 

Lesson 9. Ethical Dilemma: Should I Turn in Cheaters?

Whether or not to report your friends' cheating on a test

   
 

Lesson 10. Are You Addicted to Your Phone?

Smartphones are designed to grab your attention. But have they become too addictive?

   
 

Lesson 11. Modern-Day Slavery

Tens of millions of people around the world, including children, are forced to work as slaves. What can be done to help them?

   
 

Lesson 12. What Do You Say?

We're all Americans, but the way we speak says a lot about where in the U.S. we call home.

   
 

Lesson 13. Who Betrayed Anne Frank?

She was captured by the Nazis after two years in hiding. A new investigation aims to solve who informed the police.

   
 

Lesson 14. The U.S. and Foreign Aid

Should we continue to give billion of dollars to other countries?

   
 

Lesson 15. Cartoons

Cartoons about partisan politics, phone addiction, pay inequality, and more

   
 

Lesson 16. Rock of Ages

A sandstone slab in Maryland contains the footprints of multiple dinosaurs and prehistoric mammals.

   
 

Lesson 17. Botox for Camels?

Saudi Arabian camels whose owners used the toxin on them were disqualified from a beauty contest.

   
 

Lesson 18. Equal Pay For Women

Iceland passes a law requiring companies to prove pay parity.

   
 

Lesson 19. Numbers in the News

Quirky stats about UFO searches, food waste, an abandoned space station, and more

   
 

Lesson 20. How Do You Spend Your Money?

What typical American teens buy

   
 

Lesson 21. The Doomsday Clock

Scientists fear that humanity is getting closer to annihilation.

   
 

Lesson 22. Ethical Dilemma: Babysitting a Sick Kid

Must you honor your commitment to watch a kid when she's ill?

   
 

Lesson 23. Olympic Games?

Is North Korea's bid to send a delegation to the Winter Olympics in South Korea a genuine gesture of goodwill or an attempt to frustrate the U.S.?

   
 

Lesson 24. Every Vote Really Counts

How a tied state election in Virginia reminded Americans of the power they have at the polls.

   
 

Lesson 25. The Battle Over the Paddle

Is corporal punishment an effective disciplinary tool in school or a form of abuse?

   
 

Lesson 26. The Great Immigration Debate

We're a nation of immigrants, but we endlessly argue about who to welcome to our shores. Why are we so divided?

   
 

Lesson 27. The Code That Couldn't Be Broken

A group of Navajo men created an unbreakable code that helped the U.S. win World War II

   
 

Lesson 28. Should Everyone Get a Trophy?

Two experts weigh in on the issue.

   
 

Lesson 29. Cartoons

Cartoons about voter turnout, the border wall, fake news, and more

   
 

Lesson 30. Pollution Pops

Students in Taiwan made ice pops from polluted local waters to raise awareness of environmental problems.






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