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Teach and Learn With The Times: Resources for Bringing the World Into Your Classroom

Teach and Learn With The Times: Resources for Bringing the World Into Your Classroom

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  1. PhotoWhat’s going on in this picture? Look closely at the image above or view it in a <a href="https://static01.nyt.com/images/2020/04/10/learning/VTS04-13-20LN/VTS04-13-20LN-superJumbo.jpg">larger size</a>, then tell us what you see by posting a comment. On Thursday afternoon, we will reveal more about the image and its origins at the bottom of this post.
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    What’s Going On in This Picture?

    What’s Going On in This Picture? | April 13, 2020

    Look closely at this image, stripped of its caption, and join the moderated conversation about what you and other students see.

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  1. PhotoIf your only association with The New York Times is front-page news, this post can show you how to find everything from games to recipes to <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/05/reader-center/youth-beat-teen-reporting.html">reporting on young people</a>.
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    From April 6 to July 6, The Times is providing free digital access to all high school students and teachers in the United States. If you’ve never explored NYTimes.com before, here are some things we offer that might surprise you.

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  1. PhotoBilled as the “2020 Platform Tennis World Championship,” a tournament on ESPN3 featured four competitors who gave commentary when they weren’t on the court.
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    How Are You Getting Your Sports Watching Fix?

    Now that almost all sporting events are locked down, what are you doing? Would you be willing to watch backyard tennis? How about listening to the play-by-play of people crossing the street?

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