The first episode of our brand new YouTube channel, Research in Action, is here! More on the way, as NFMLTA expands its efforts to bridge language research and teaching practice. youtu.be/5aq1qjuL7sY?...

Congratulations to Charlene Heinzman. Visit nfmlta.org for more information.

NFMLTA is proud to join ACTFL in recognizing Erin Fell for her important contributions to language research. Congratulations Erin!

NFMLTA is proud to join ACTFL in recognizing Elizabeth Dubberly for her important contributions to language research. Congratulations Elizabeth!

NFMLTA is proud to present "What is Pronunciation?"--the first episode of Research in Action, our new YouTube series. In this episode, Professors Darren LaScotte, Colleen Meyers, and Elaine Tarone discuss bottom-up and top-down approaches to pronunciation instruction. youtu.be/5aq1qjuL7sY?...

Congratulations to @gengqixiao.bsky.social. We’ll be sharing the work of other grantees in the months ahead. Visit nfmlta.com for more information. #languages #languagelearning #languageresearch

Congratulations to Zeynep Arslan! We’ll be sharing the work of other grantees in the months ahead. Visit nfmlta.com for more. #languages #languageeducation #languageresearch

Congratulations to @gengqixiao.bsky.social. We’ll be sharing the work of other grantees in the months ahead. Visit nfmlta.com for more information. #languages #languagelearning #languageresearch

Congratulations Hadeel Arqbi! We’ll be sharing the work of other grantees in the months ahead. Visit nfmlta.com for more.

Congratulations Hadeel Arqbi! We’ll be sharing the work of other grantees in the months ahead. Visit nfmlta.com for more.

It's so important to lift the voices of students. In the first installment of the Student Advocacy blog, sponsored by JNCL_NCLIS, a Stanford sophomore describes the importance of international students and linguistic diversity to a thriving educational culture. www.languagepolicy.org/post/jncl-st...

A couple of weeks left to nominate researchers who have completed dissertations in 2024 and 2025 for the Emma Marie Birkmaier Award and the Paul Pimsleur Award, both co-sponsored by ACTFL, @nfmlta.bsky.social, and Modern Language Journal. For more information, visit www.actfl.org/career-devel...

“Decades of research and ongoing program outcomes across the nation confirm that developing literacy in a student’s first language while...building English literacy significantly strengthens English language proficiency and long-term academic achievement.” www.languagepolicy.org/post/jncl-nc...