A SUMMARY IS GIVEN OF REPORTS SUBMITTED TO THE U.S. OFFICE OF EDUCATION BY 46 STATES PARTICIPATING IN THE NDEA TITLE III PROGRAM OF INSTRUCTIONAL IMPROVEMENT IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION. ACTIVITIES AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS FOR THE 1965-66 SCHOOL YEAR ARE SUMMARIZED FOR EACH STATE UNDER THE THREE HEADINGS OF EVIDENCE OF IMPROVED INSTRUCTION, EVIDENCE OF EFFECTIVE SUPERVISORY SERVICES, AND ADEQUACY OF MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT ACQUIRED UNDER THE ACT. TOPICS DETAILED ARE--(1) TRENDS IN THE PURCHASE AND USE OF EQUIPMENT AND MATERIALS, (2) USE OF NEW APPROACHES IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING, (3) DEVELOPMENT OF LONGER SEQUENCES OF STUDY, (4) IMPROVEMENT IN STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT ON STANDARDIZED TESTS, (5) ENCOURAGEMENT BY STATE SUPERVISORS OF LONG-RANGE PLANNING IN SCHOOL DISTRICTS RATHER THAN MERE PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT, (6) DESIGN OF STATE-SPONSORED INSERVICE PROGRAMS, AND (7) INITIATION OF EFFORTS TO WORK WITH COLLEGE PERSONNEL ON THE IMPROVEMENT OF TEACHER PREPARATION. (AM)