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teach–in
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teach–in
(noun)
teach–in
/
ˈ
tiːtʃˌɪn/
noun
plural
teach–ins
teach–in
/
ˈ
tiːtʃˌɪn/
noun
plural
teach–ins
Britannica Dictionary definition of TEACH–IN
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:
a meeting usually held on a college campus for people to talk about and learn about something (such as a social or political issue)
The group held a
teach-in
to discuss discrimination.
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