A Decade of Foreign Language Standards: Impact, Influence, and Future Directions

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Restore FLAP Funding

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ACTFL Career Center

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National Language Service Corps

The National Language Service Corps is a new initiative to create a network of Americans with foreign language skills, willing to help the country in times of need. Do you speak Hindi, Hausa, Indonesian, Mandarin Chinese, Marshallese, Russian, Somali, Swahili, Thai, or Vietnamese?

So You Say: Speak Your Mind in The Language Educator!

Make your opinion known on key language education issues. Questions for April and August!

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NEW! ACTFL Now Offering OPI Familarization Workshops
at 2012 Regional Conferences

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NEW!  Enter the 2012 TLE Photo Contest.
Deadline: June 15

Thank you to everyone for making ACTFL 2011 a huge success!

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  Discover Languages (Home2)

Find out what research shows about language learning!

The Language Educator
The award-winning ACTFL member magazine written for, by and about language educators of all languages and levels of instruction.

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View a video excerpt from the March 29 Capitol Hill event, Language Learning in the 21st Century - Innovative Language Classroom on the Hill:



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ACTFL's Mission:  To provide vision, leadership and support for quality teaching and learning of languages.

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Welcome to the Home page for the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, a national organization dedicated to the improvement and expansion of the teaching and learning of all languages at all levels of instruction throughout the U.S. ACTFL and its affiliated organizations represent the educators who are committed to building language proficiency from kindergarten students through adult learners. We provide advocacy, professional development opportunities, resources and opportunities for members to interact and share ideas and experiences.

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