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Developing leaDers for tomorrow’s learners in world languages and esol The 60th Annual Northeast Conference March 7-10, 2013 in Baltimore, MD Arlene F. White, Salisbury University, Conference Chair what makes us great! exciting exhibit area high quality program immersion in language & culture Professional development credit Connecting before, during, & after the event what makes us unique! Diverse professional Community language-, level-, & topic Based session strands language suites for Networking webinars ALL CONFERENCE INFORMATION AND FORMS www.nectfl.org ActFl celebrAtes 30 yeArs oF tHe oPi ACTFL celebrates 30 years of the ACTFL Oral Proficiency Interview (OPI) in 2012. Developed in 1982, the OPI is now recognized within the united States and internationally as the standard for reliability and validity in the assessment of spoken language proficiency. The original 12 languages have expanded to 100 languages; annual tests have grown from 200 to 30,000. Find out more about the OPI at ACTFL Central in Exhibit halls D & E. see you in orlAnDo! Don’t miss the 2013 ACTFL Annual Convention and world Languages Expo that will be held November 22–24, 2013 at the Orange County Convention Center. The theme will be “New Spaces, New Realities: Learning Any Time, Any Place” and it will be another great professional development experience for all language educators. 204 | ACTFL 2012 Program Guide Orlando Welcomes the <strong>American</strong> <strong>Council</strong> on the Teaching of Foreign Languages in 2013 During the ACTFL Annual Convention & World Languages Expo, we know that Orlando will be the ideal location to create a spark of inspiration for new ideas, thoughts, and connections. And while taking care of business, we hope you will also take time to discover what Orlando has to offer! Visit OrlandoMeetingInfo.com to find out what’s going on today. OrlandoMeetingInfo.com
Special Interest Groups Would you like to join an ACTFL Special Interest Group (SIG)? Enjoy one FREE SIG membership. Additional SIG memberships are optional and carry a fee of $5.00 per year per group. SIG membership must be paid for the same period as ACTFL membership. On the other side is a brief description of each SIG. Indicate your FREE SIG choice by filling the box in solid “ n ”. Use a checkmark to indicate additional SIG groups you wish to join “ ”. African-<strong>American</strong> Students Arabic Community College Distance Learning Film (Cinema) Heritage Languages Immersion Korean Language Learning for Children Demographic Information Less Commonly Taught Languages Modern Greek Portuguese Research Small German Programs Spanish for Native Speakers Teacher Development Teaching and Learning of Culture What language(s) do you teach? check all that apply Chinese ESL French German Italian Japanese Latin Russian Spanish Other(s): What is your current assignment(s)? check all that apply Teacher Methods Instructor Student Administrator What level(s) do you teach or administer? check all that apply Elementary Middle/Junior High School High School Community College Undergraduate Graduate Government/Business/Non-Degree Institution MeMbership ApplicAtion For new or reinstating members only, not to be used for renewals Join online at www.actfl.org. Alternatively, you can fill out this application. Please print or type clearly, and complete all applicable fields to expedite processing. Submit completed application to ACTFL, P.O. Box 34949, Alexandria, VA 22334-0949 with payment, or fax credit card payments to (703) 894-2905. Given (First) Name Surname / Family Name Home Address City | State | ZIP/Postal Code | Country Phone | Fax Home E-mail Preferred Mailing Address check one: Home Work Preferred Billing Address check one: Home Work ACTFL regularly communicates with its members by e-mail and/or fax. By supplying your e-mail address or fax number you are consenting to receiving communications. At any time you may unsubscribe from subsequent messages by following the directions in a received communication. Fax numbers provided should be able to automatically receive 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. ACTFL occasionally makes its membership list available to companies offering products and services of interest to our members. Members’ phone numbers, fax numbers, and e-mail addresses are for ACTFL’s use only. If you would NOT like your name and preferred mailing address to be included in these mailings, please check this box. Check made payable to ACTFL drawn on a U.S. bank Purchase Order must be enclosed with application Institution / Company Name Institution / Company Address City | State | ZIP/Postal Code | Country Phone | Fax Institution / Company E-mail Twitter Username Referred by a Member? Help us give them credit! Referring Member’s Name Referring Member’s ID Number Fees Basic Fee select one All fees are for one year unless designated for multiple years. Regular $ 75.00 Two years $ 140.00 for two years Three years $ 201.00 for three years Adjunct/Part-time Educators $ 50.00 New Teacher (two-year max) $ 50.00 Student $ 25.00 Expected Graduation or Program Completion Date: Basic Fee Total = $ Additional Fees optional, select all that apply 1 FREE SIG indicate which SIG by filling in solid the checkbox to the left “ n ” Additional SIG(s) indicate which SIG(s) using a checkmark in the checkboxes to the left “ ” # of SIG(s) x $5 x years = $ Joint see reverse side for eligibility and restrictions $20 x years = $ Partner Name: International for shipment to an address outside the United States $20 x years = $ Additional Fee Total = $ Donation optional Discover Languages . . . Discover the World! – Sustained public awareness campaign promotes the value of language learning. see reverse for more information Optional Donation Total = $ TOTAL DUE Basic + Additional + Donation = $ Payment Information Please print or type clearly and complete all information to expedite processing. Credit Card: Visa MasterCard <strong>American</strong> Express Number Expiration Date Name on Card | Signature must be included with all credit card charges Revised 08/15/12
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Welcome to ActFl
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Dave McAlpine ACTFL President Bridg
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ThANk YOu ACTFL would like to thank
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2013 CALL For ProPoSALS submission
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