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Educator Resources
Use our Educator Resources to guide your curriculum, instruction, and assessment.
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World Readiness Standards
Roadmap to guide learners to develop competence to communicate effectively.
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ACTFL Performance Descriptors
A roadmap for what learners should be able to do as they learn a language.
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Can-Do Statements
Set goals and chart progress towards language and intercultural proficiency.
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Guiding Principles for Language Learning
Get guidance and discover what is effective in language learning.
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ACTFL Position Statements
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What the Research Shows
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ACTFL Proficiency Guidelines 2024
Explore real-world spontaneous situations by skill or level.
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Resources by Topic
Find resources to improve your practice around a variety of important issues.
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Education
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Events and Deadlines
The full calendar of all upcoming ACTFL activities
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Certifications
Tester and rater training for ACTFL Assessments
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Podcast
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Program Review
Accreditation through ACTFL/CAEP Teacher Preparation Standards
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Partner Programs
ACTFL partnerships with colleges and universities offering online courses
Advocacy & Public Education
Resources for a broad range of language champions—from educators and administrators to families and communities—to leverage in support of language education.
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Visit the Language Advocacy Resource Center
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Tips for Grassroots Language Advocacy
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I Am My Language
Sign the Statement of Affirmation today and join the movement to honor, reaffirm, and reclaim both ancestral and acquired languages.
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Free Public Education Resources
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Multilingual Testimonials
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