Scientific research is undoubtedly the key to solving complex problems across disciplines. No scientific advancement can occur without rigorous research. Among the most critical fields today is the study of foreign or second language acquisition, which facilitates global communication. Understanding the processes of language learning and the appreciation of literature requires the dissemination of scholarly work by researchers worldwide.
The semiannual Research in English Language Education Journal (RELEJ) seeks to advance educational objectives in language education and literature by sharing the latest research findings from national and international scholars.
The primary objectives of this publication are as follows:
- To publish articles in the field of foreign language education, particularly English, to support school and university teachers.
- To disseminate research in foreign language literature, especially English literature, for those interested in literary studies.
- To assist language learners in acquiring language skills more rapidly and comprehensively.
- To encourage researchers to contribute to the scientific knowledge base in language education and literature.
- To address and help resolve language-related challenges within educational systems.
- To promote the sharing and dissemination of scientific knowledge.
RELEJ aims to provide a platform for researchers and scholars in English language education to share their insights, perspectives, and research findings. We strive to foster dialogue among educators and researchers across diverse cultural and academic contexts, with a focus on innovative teaching methods, pedagogical strategies, and theoretical frameworks.
We welcome original, unpublished research articles, reviews, and critical essays that offer new and relevant perspectives on various aspects of English language and literature teaching. Topics include, but are not limited to, curriculum development, classroom management, language assessment, digital technologies in language teaching, literature and cultural studies, and interdisciplinary approaches to language learning.
Our editorial board consists of experienced scholars and practitioners from multiple countries and regions, ensuring a rigorous and comprehensive peer-review process. We are committed to advancing knowledge and practice in English language and literature education and to serving as a valuable resource for educators, researchers, and policymakers.
Scope
The Research in English Language Education Journal (RELEJ) is a semiannual publication by Farhangian University that provides a platform for national and international researchers and scholars to share their insights, perspectives, and research findings in English language and literature education. Our journal fosters a culture of collaboration and innovation among educators and researchers, contributing to the advancement of knowledge and practice in the field.
RELEJ represents an important step in a long journey toward achieving national and international recognition within the academic community. By publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed articles, we aim to establish a reputation for excellence in research and scholarship. We seek to attract submissions from authors eager to share their scientific findings with a broad audience. Our ultimate goal is to attain a Q1 ranking from reputable indexing sources within the next five years, solidifying our position as a leading journal in the field.
We welcome original and unpublished research articles, reviews, and critical essays that explore diverse aspects of English language and literature teaching, including but not limited to innovative teaching approaches, pedagogical strategies, theoretical frameworks, curriculum development, classroom management, language assessment, digital technologies in language teaching, literature and cultural studies, and interdisciplinary approaches to language learning.
RELEJ is committed to a rigorous and comprehensive peer-review process, upholding the highest standards of academic integrity and quality.
We are confident that RELEJ will become an invaluable resource for educators, researchers, and policymakers, and we look forward to maintaining and enhancing our international prestige in the years to come.