Manuscript Types

INTERACTION: Jurnal Pendidikan Bahasa accepts original research articles, review articles, and case studieswithin its Focus and Scope. All manuscripts must be written in English, represent original work, and must not be under consideration by another journal.

Original Research Articles report empirical studies using quantitative, qualitative, or mixed methods. Manuscripts should clearly present the research problem, relevant literature, research objectives or questions, methods, findings, discussion, and conclusions. The contribution of the study must be supported by appropriate evidence and analysis.

Review Articles critically examine and synthesize existing research on a clearly defined topic. Authors should explain the purpose and scope of the review, describe how relevant literature was identified and selected, and discuss key findings, debates, limitations, and directions for further research. Systematic and scoping reviews must clearly describe their review methods.

Case Studies provide an in-depth investigation of a particular learner, teacher, classroom, institution, programme, text, or other clearly defined case. Manuscripts should explain the context, rationale for case selection, data sources, analytical procedures, findings, and implications. Conclusions should reflect the boundaries and limitations of the case.

All manuscript types undergo editorial assessment and peer review. Authors should consult the Author Guidelinesbefore submitting.