Tribune in Education
Welcome to Tribune in Education. TIE provides classrooms with free online newspapers. In addition to the traditional K-12 schools, TIE serves diverse learners of every age; charter & private schools, adult education programs, family literacy, juvenile detention, and college students are all eligible for TIE services.
TIE is the Tribune’s commitment to literacy. Through generous sponsorship, this nonprofit program provides the online edition of newspaper, thematic units, lesson plans and curriculum guides at no cost to schools and educators at every level, including home schools and family literacy classrooms.
Newspapers are a living textbook – one that is always current, more appealing and less intimidating than regular course books. Critical thinking is the natural outgrowth of using a newspaper to learn. Unlike textbooks, which may be outdated by the time they get into student’s hands, the online edition of the newspaper expands the curriculum with an unlimited amount of information to use as background for learning activities. Most importantly, as the cornerstone of civics literacy, the newspaper transforms students into interested active citizens.
Research Database
e-Trib is complimentary for classroom use through TIE. e-Trib is an exact replica of the daily newspaper in digital format. This full text searchable archive of the East Valley Tribune and other editions allows date range and keyword limiters. Most area school districts are already receiving eTrib in their classrooms at eastvalleytribune.com. If your district is not yet receiving eTrib, contact us to get started today.
The Future Is Now. The Digital Newspaper Is Here!
1. Searchable: Search by topic, person, event, or keyword to identify the information you want in seconds. You can even search up to a year's worth of past issues.
2. Readable: Zoom, highlight and print your favorite articles and picture.
3. Accessible: Read it anywhere. At work, at home or anywhere, there is an Internet connection, or you can save it to your laptop and take it with you.
4. Convenient: Every page of The Tribune is available using a standard Web browser; there are no lengthy downloads and no special programs to install.
5. Archives: Review past issues of The Tribune for future reference and research.
6. Easy to Navigate: Select your favorite section with a single click, view it in full height or full width, and scroll through pages with ease.
7. Environmentally Friendly: By reading The Tribune electronically, there is less paper to recycle.
Get unlimited access to The East Valley Tribune and TIE through the e-Trib online program. Registering for your own Tribune In Education (TIE) account by completing the order form below and emailing to tie@evtrib.com or faxing to 480-898-5622.
>> Download order form (PDF)
Students may NOT register for TIE. Exceptions to this are student teachers in an accredited university/college education program working towards your education degree/certificate. Student teachers must be assigned to a classroom setting.
Have you participated in the TIE program in the past? If you have participated in the Tribune In Education program in the past, your account may already be active. Contact us at tie@evtrib.com for more information.
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Tribune In Education
120 W. First Ave.
Mesa, AZ 85210
(480) 898-6387
E-mail: tie@evtrib.com
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