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General
American Council on
the Teaching of Foreign Languages
Founded by the Modern Language Association of America,
the ACTFL is open to individuals interested in
the teaching of classic and modern foreign languages in schools and colleges
throughout America. The ACTFL operates a material center, which produces
inexpensive classroom education and professional materials. Member
organizations include: AATSP, ASLTA,
FFLA,
SCOLT,
Florida Information
Resource Network
Florida Information Resource Network (FIRN) is an extensive network
which electronically links all of Florida's public education entities to
computing resources which serve public education (including the Department
of Education & Instructional & Administrative Resources pages).
Teachers can get free email accounts (so there's no excuse not to be online!
:)
Florida
Foreign Language Association Inc
FFLA, Inc. is a non-profit educational organization devoted to the
study and teaching of languages and cultures. An affiliate
of the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL)
Foreign
Language Teaching Forum
Our topic is foreign language teaching methods including school/college
articulation, training of student teachers, classroom activities, curriculum,
and syllabus design. Students in teacher training programs, teachers both
new and experienced, administrators, and other professionals interested
in any aspect of foreign language teaching are invited to participate in
our discussions.
InTech 2000
Forum
InTech 2000 Forum is a collaborative directory created by and for
Florida educators. Includes activities, goals, & objectives.
Perfect for helping your write you syllabi.
Joint
National Committee For Languages
The JNCL has provided a forum for cooperation and discussion among
language professionals in virtually all areas of the language profession:
the major and less commonly taught languages, bilingual education, the
classics, linguistics, translation, research, and educational technology.
JNCL is associated with NCLIS.
Modern
Languages Association
The MLA promotes the study and teaching of language and literature.
The MLA is the parent organization for the
ACTFL.
National
Council For Languages And International Studies
The member organizations of NCLIS-JNCL are united in their belief
that all Americans must have the opportunity to learn and use English and
at
least one other language.
Southern
Conference on Language Teaching
SCOLT is one of five regional affiliates of the ACTFL.
Proposal deadlines are always 15-APR of the preceding year.
Not exactly an "organization", Dorothy Hesson's HomePage has a wealth of useful "curriculum oriented" links! My personal favorite (from her site) is: Instructional Technology Resource Center Workshop Materials. It's not 100% accessible, but it shows which workshops to keep an eye out for :)
"Almost all lesson plans developed by teachers contain student learning objectives, instructional procedures, the required materials, and some written description of how the students will be evaluated."
I'd like to think that the best place to get books is from me (ASL Books), but if you don't find what you're looking for, try the publishers listed at Agoralang.com.
To get to my ASL pages, click here.
To get to my Chinese pages, click here.
To get to my Danish pages, click here.
Center for Applied Linguistics
CAL is a great place for all kinds of statistics and other relevant
information pertaining to teaching foreign languages. In many cases,
they can provide assistance in measuring & developing programs.
This page, National Survey
of Foreign Language Instruction in Elementary and Secondary Schools..
, has statistics on which foreign languages are being studied.
To get to my Linguistics pages, click here.
AMERICAN
ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS OF SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE
AATSP promotes the study and teaching of Hispanic, Luso-Brazilian,
and other related languages, literatures, and cultures at all levels. AATSP
encourages heritage and second language study and supports projects (travel
stipends, immersions programs, etc) to that end.
To get to my Spanish pages, click here.
These are links to other articles & sites which may be of use to foreign language teachers. Some of them are here on this web site (Dan & Alysse's Homepage); many are at other locations. Enjoy!
Don't be afraid to dig around. A lot of sites say they are in a foreign language ... but once you get in, they offer you an "English version" choice. More importantly, when you dig deep, you find great things ... ie, I came across a Danish site that had terrific Japanese art links!
Also, be sure and check out my Student
Links ... there's a tremendous amount of cross-over information, since
what they're trying to learn is what we're trying to teach!
:)
Internet
Resources for Language Teachers
All sorts of neat stuff to look at, use, and pass
along!
Language
Learning Strategies and Study Tips
Tips on becoming a more efficient foreign language student.
Ñanduti
K-8 foreign language learning resource.
Pedia
... All the Sites about Secondary Education we know.
Secondary School links. They have more sites than you can
shake a stick at, but it's worth putting on your high waders and working
your way through it :)
What Every Foreign Language
Teacher Needs To Know
Basic (but fun!) stuff that will help you & your students understand
how languages begin, grow, & die -- as well as how students learn
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