NADSFL
National Association of District Supervisors of Foreign Languages
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NADSFL'S Mission Statement
"The mission of the National Association of District Supervisors of Foreign Language is to promote excellence in foreign language education for all learners through professional development of foreign language supervisors. The organization supports supervisors by facilitating member networking and communication, by promoting knowledge of current initiatives, trends and research, and by encouraging advocacy for foreign language learning at all levels."The vision of the National Association of District Supervisors of Foreign Language is to promote the further professional development of foreign language supervisors through communication, focused programs, and networking to support their efforts in their local districts. This increases knowledge and awareness of trends and issues so members can be better prepared to deal with them. NADSFL also promotes and underwrites efforts in research of current issues and individual initiatives. NADSFL is dedicated to excellence in foreign language education.
NADSFL'S BYLAWS
Statement on Articulation from the Coalition
of Foreign Language Organizations
WINGSPREAD Statement
NADSFL POSITION PAPERS
English Position Paper
Characteristics of Effective Foreign
Language Instruction
The Role of the Foreign Language Supervisor
The Generalist versus The Specialist
The Language Supervisor:
An Indispensable Part of a Quality Language Program