2006 Budapest, Hungary: Aligning Program Goals, Instructional Practices and Outcomes Assessment
Bulgaria:
Standardizing language training programs in the Bulgarian military educational institutions by Ms. Sotirova and LTC S.Stamatov
Canada:
How Are We Doing? Program Assessment and Evaluation by Ms. Dubeau
Denmark:
The Design and Use of Lexical Databases as Teaching and Learning Aids for Increasing Training Efficiency by Lt Bilgrav
Germany:
Meeting Customers' Language Requirements by Mr. Walinsky
Greece:
Managing National Language Programs: Setting Goals, Designing Syllabus and Assessing Programs by Mr. Papadopoulos
Paper
Hungary:
Teaching English in Multinational Groups by Mr. Panajotu
Military Language Teaching at the Language Institute of Zrínyi Miklós National Defense University by Dr. Kovácsné and Dr. Nábrádi
Paper
Military Language Testing at the National Defence University and the Common European Framework by Dr. Varnai
Romania:
Force Goal 0356 – Centered--Language Training In The Military Environment by LTC Juretcu
Questionnaire
SHAPE/NATO:
The New & Improved SHAPE Directive 75-4 by Mr. Adubato
Sweden:
New Training Structure in the Swedish Armed Forces by Ms. Larsson
Future Officer Training in Sweden by Ms. Leimanis
Turkey:
Turkish Army Language School by Lt. Col Akengin
United Kingdom:
DOLSU Project Team by LT COL A.J. Parrott
Survival Level Language Training by Mr. Nowers
United States:
Using ILR/STANAG Level Descriptors And Text Typology And Passage Rating In ClassroomLASS Teaching Towards Proficiency by Mr. Dirgin
BILC :
Language Training Policy and Overall Program Evaluation by Mr. Wert
Language Training Study by Mr. Wert
National reports: Austria, Bulgaria, Demark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, USA
