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Call for Papers: Vol. 15, No. 3, June 2026
Posted on Sep 8, 2025 Journal of Education and Learning is calling for submission of papers for the Vol. 15, No. 3, June 2026 (Deadline: Nov. 2, 2025). The online version may be published soon after the final draft is... Read More
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Policy Change of Free Print Journals
Posted on Jan 26, 2018 As you are aware, printing and delivery of journals results in causing a significant amount of detrimental impact to the environment. Being a responsible publisher and being considerate for the envi.. Read More
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Journal of Education and Learning Has Been Included in Education Resources Information Center (ERIC)
Posted on Nov 21, 2017 We are pleased to announce that Journal of Education and Learning has been included in Education Resources Information Center (ERIC), sponsored by the Institute of Education Sciences of the United S.. Read More
Current: Vol. 14, No. 5 (2025)
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- Development and Validation of a Short-Form Inventory to Identify Philosophy of Education in Japan: Learning & Educator Nurturing Style (LENS)
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- Fumiko Yoshida
- Gary J. Conti
- Toyoaki Yamauchi
- Misa Kawanishi
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- Enhancing Inquiry-Based Science Instruction: The Role of Professional Learning Communities and Instructional Coaching for Elementary Science Teachers
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- Marc T. Sager
- Karen Pierce
- Jessica Murillo
- p26
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- The Impact of Socioeconomic Disadvantages on Academic Achievement During COVID-19 School Disruptions
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- Promethi Das Deep
- Nitu Ghosh
- Yixin Chen
- Catherine Gaither
- p57
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- The History of Educational Technology: The Impact of Automation, Innovation, and Algorithms on Learning and Student Engagement
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- Imtiaz U. Ahamed
- Afsana Azmari
- p74
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- Supporting the Development of Receptive Vocabulary and Family Literacy Among Children Ages 4 and 5 with General Developmental Delay: A Collaborative Project with Families
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- Judith Beaulieu
- Noémia Ruberto
- Josianne Veilleux
- Marilyn Dupuis-Brouillette
- p86
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- Best Practices for the Implementation of Leave-Benefit Policies Among Employees at a State University in the Philippines
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- Sherylad Salvador Pacalso
- p100
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- The Effectiveness of Integrating CEFR-Aligned English Instructional Program with Gamification
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- Chalida Sanemueang
- p123
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- Impact of Interactive Multimedia on Digital Literacy Among Chinese Grade-3 Students
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- Xiangna Wu
- Wannaporn Siripala
- Noppavan Namtubtim
- p135
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- Compositions and Indicators Towards Learning Management Competencies for Enhancing Critical Thinking of Math Teachers in Secondary Schools
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- Malulee Pensook
- Suwat Julsuwan
- p149
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- Development of an Integrated Project-Based Learning Model Focused on Building Values, Attitudes, Skills, and Knowledge (VASK) for Multi-Grade Classrooms
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- Siriwan Chatmaneerungcharoen
- Phatsarapron Sahakit
- Porntip Sookperm
- Darin Boonsri
- Sitthichai Intharamonthian
- Nattapong Songumpai
- Surachchai Parsukh
- Achara Yansuwan
- p159
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- Program to Enhance Innovative Leadership of Principals of Primary School: Analysis of Chinese HS Area Primary School
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- Huiqing Xie
- Pacharawit Chansirisira
- p174
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- Architecture of the Computational Thinking Platform with Gamified Using Artificial Intelligence Prompt Engineering
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- Atthaphon Wongla
- Pinanta Chatwattana
- Pallop Piriyasurawong
- p189
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- Developing Social Skills for Cohabiting in a Multicultural Society Through the Board Game Religio
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- Worapon Sirichuenvichit
- Worasak Prarokijjak
- p199
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- Trends in Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) Research Over the Past Ten Years (2015–2024): A Bibliometric Analysis
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- Ampawan Yindeemak
- Potsirin Limpinan
- Rungfa Pasmala
- Manop Nammanee
- Thada Jantakoon
- p209
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- Analysis of the OpenZeka Mini Autonomous Car Race Training Program
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- Neslihan KURT
- p229
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- Metaverse Enhancing Vocational Skills of Digital Media Education in Chinese Higher Vocational Institutions
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- Yelan Wang
- Wannaporn Siripala
- p239
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- Causal Factors and Strategies for Enhancing the Effectiveness of Educational Administration of Newly-Founded Regional Universities in Guangxi Region, the People’s Republic of China
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- Ye Zichen
- Suchart Homjan
- Winiranee Thasanathep
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- Enhancing EFL Students’ English-Speaking Skills for Presentation Through the Use of TED Talks
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- Pawarisa Abu Rmelah
- Adedamola Adeyanju
- Palagon Klaithong
- p260
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- The Readiness Survey of Students in Using Artificial Intelligence for Distance Education in Higher Education
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- Patthanan Bootchuy
- Phantipa Amornrit
- Piyapot Tantaphalin
- p273
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- Driving SMT Competency-Based Curriculum with Area Potential Integration in Thailand’s Education Sandbox
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- Sinchai Suwanmanee
- Suntaree Wannapairo
- Warintorn Benjasri
- Chatchawan Chumruksa
- Chintana Kasinant
- Singha Prasitpong
- Khanchai Sae-Tae
- Thaniya Yaodum
- Matee Di-Sawat
- Wilaipin Kaeopheng
- Palagon Klaithong
- Jongkonwan Pisitphunphorn
- p283
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- Investigating Students’ Views on Their In-class Attention During Lectures: The Case of Morocco
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- Adil El Filali
- Yassir Lazrak
- p295
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- Enhancing Early Childhood Teachers’ Competency in Organizing Learning Experiences: The Impact of a Training Curriculum on Executive Function (EF) Development
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- Kritsana Semhiran
- Panadda Yuankrathok
- Pulsuk Siripul
- p308
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- Needs Assessment of Participatory School Management for Educational Quality Development of Small Primary Schools Under the Office of Basic Education Commission in the Northeastern Region
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- Nattanan Vannasuk
- Suwat Julsuwan
- Pacharawit Chansirisira
- p324
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- More Than Just Games: Unequal Experiences and Evolving Attitudes Toward Physical Education in Thai Primary Schools
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- Monticha Uraipong
- Dech-siri Nopas
- Chatchawoot Pojsompong
- p334
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- Needs Assessment of Participatory School Management for Academic Effectiveness in Provincial Administrative Organization Schools: A Study of Northeast Thailand
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- Triwiset Tupthai
- Pacharawit Chansirisira
- p348
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- Exploring the Pathway of Project-Based Learning for Enhancing Core Competency in Educational Psychology
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- Pengyun Yan
- Yueyue Zhu
- Dianze Wu
- Jiawei Wang
- Shiqian Li
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- Enhancing Students’ Self-Directed Learning Ability in Political Courses through Small Private Online Course: A Case Study of Fuzhou Software Vocational and Technical College
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- Guanhua Yao
- Saifon Songsiengchai
- XiAn Hao
- p368
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- A Sustainable Development Model for Promoting a Happy Workplace in Autonomous Universities in Thailand
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- Nawaporn Ampawa
- Boonwadee Montrikul Na Ayudhaya
- p385
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- The Reflections of Gender in Physical Education: Insights from Teachers and Metaphorical Representations
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- Ayla Sivri
- Özden Tepeköylü-Öztürk
- p396
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