* Forthcoming issues
* Previous issues
* Special calls
* Thematic range


FORTHCOMING ISSUES 

2024

Volume 2024-2(12):

BELIEFS IN LINGUISTIC EDUCATION

CALL FOR PAPERS

(paper submission deadline: 31 October 2024)

 

LATEST

Volume 2024-1(11):

LINKS BETWEEN BELIEFS AND LANGUAGE 

FOCUSING ON BELIEFS

CAPITALISING ON BELIEFS 

 

PREVIOUS ISSUES

2023

Special Issue 1

LSP EDUCATION SERVING CROSS-CULTURAL COMMUNICATION 

SCIENCE IN LSP CONTEXTS

 TRANSLANGUAGING IN LSP CONTEXTS

LANGUAGE SKILLS IN LSP CONTEXTS

 

Volume 2023-1(9):

THE AFFECTIVE SIDE OF LANGUAGE LEARNING AND USE

PRIORITIZING AFFECT

BUILDING UPON AFFECT

Volume 2023-2(10):

THE EMOTIONAL DIMENSION OF LANGUAGE AND OF LINGUISTIC EDUCATION

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THE EMOTIONAL DIMENSION OF LINGUSITIC EDUCATION

THE EMOTIONAL DIMENSION OF LANGUAGE

2022

Volume 2022-1(7):

PLACING LANGUAGE IN THE CENTRE OF SCHOOLING

CENTRALISING SPOKEN AND WRITTEN TEXT

CENTRALISING LANGUAGE-ORIENTED METHODS AND POLICIES

Volume 2022-2(8):

LINGUISTIC CONTEXTS AND DIVERSITY IN EDUCATION

DIVERSE LINGUISTIC CONTEXTS 

DIVERSE LINGUISTIC MEANS 

2021

Volume 2021-1(5):

COVID-19 – A SOURCE OF THREATS OR OPPORTUNITIES FOR LINGUISTIC EDUCATION?

LOSES AND GAINS ON THE PEDAGOGICAL STRATUM

CHALLENGES AND PERSPECTIVES ON THE LINGUISTIC STRATUM

Volume 2021-2(6):

LINGUISTIC WELL-BEING (before, during, and after the pandemic)

RECOGNISING THE LINGUISTIC WELL-BEING OF STUDENTS

APPRECIATING THE LINGUISTIC WELL-BEING OF EDUCATORS 

2020

Volume 2020-1(3):

EXAMINING LEARNER AND TEACHER LANGUAGE IDENTITY

Identity on the level of critical awareness

Identity on the level of official documents

Identity on the level of educational texts

Identity on the level of didactic practices

Volume 2020-2(4):

(RE-)SHAPING ONE’S IDENTITY WITH LANGUAGE

Interdisciplinary perspectives

Cross-cultural encounters

Pursuits of linguistic quality

Assimilative intersections

2019

LAUNCH ISSUEVolume 2019-1(1):

BOOSTING THE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCING OF LANGUAGE

Experiencing language content

Experiencing digital interaction

Experiencing the spoken language

Experiencing the written word

Volume 2019-2(2):

ENHANCING MULTICULTURALISM IN EFL COMMUNICATION

Multiculturalism in didactic practices

Multiculturalism in educational documents

Multicultural beliefs

Multicultural experience


SPECIAL CALLS

LATEST CALL: ON THE BORDERLINE BETWEEN L2/FL SPEAKING AND ITS SISTER SKILLS AND SUBSYSTEMS

Strands-oriented calls

ERL-CALL FOR PAPERS Strand 1-1: Whole School Language Policies

 

ERL-CALL FOR PAPERS Strand 1-2-Words that Shape Our Identity

ERL-CALL FOR PAPERS Strand 1-3-Methodology-Innovation-and-Collaboration

ERL-CALL FOR PAPERS Strand 1-4: Language vs Social Identity in Educational Settings

ERL-CALL FOR PAPERS Strand 2-1: Bilingual Education in the 21st Century

ERL-CALL FOR PAPERS Strand 2-2: Implications of Different Methods

ERL-CALL FOR PAPERS Strand 2-3: Language Skills in the Eyes of Students

ERL-CALL FOR PAPERS Strand 2-4: Ideologies of Language

Other calls

I. Educational Role of Language at the level of SOCIAL AND CULTURAL DETERMINANTS

We seek papers addressing questions such as the following: (1a) What function of language is assigned by educational systems of different countries? (1b) What approach to language do teachers of different nationalities represent?, (2a) How is children’s language activity valued and assessed in educational systems of different countries?, (2b) What hinders the development of pupils’ language competence in different societies and cultures?, (3a) How do children of particular nationalities experience their contact with and use of language?, (3b) What differences can be observed in pupils’ approach to their native and foreign languages?, (4a) To what extent does children’s language use reflect national (stereotypical) characteristics?, (4b) What image of the world is reflected by textbooks used by pupils in particular countries?, etc.

II. Educational Role of Language at the level of LANGUAGE SKILLS, especially SPEAKING

We also seek papers addressing problems such as: What objectives are assigned to four language skills?, What sources do teachers implement for practising L1 and L2 skills?, What means are recommended in official documents to maximise pupils’ language production?, How much sense of freedom do schools advocate with regard to pupils’ choice of books and other texts?, What type of texts do pupils read/write most frequently/willingly?, By what means is creative writing encouraged?, What types of speaking skills are most representative in different cultures?, Which genres prove most conducive to pupils’ motivation to read (and thus to general education)?, Which elements of pupils’ native language prove most fossilised in their written texts?, What general abilities does effective writing require and foster?, etc.

III. ‘HOW DO WE UNDERSTAND THE EDUCATIONAL ROLE OF LANGUAGE?‘, answered from different perspectives from around the world.

This overall question has been broken into the following four problems relating to language vs. beliefs, activity, affect and thinking, which we encourage authors to present their position on: (1). What theories and studies shape your understanding of the educational role of language? (2). What concepts and findings drive and support your students’ language-based practices? (3).Which educational events and methods affect the way students feel about their language(s)? (4). What language images and representations are recommendable for educational purposes?These questions are only exemplary and papers addressing the said general question can propose its different interpretations.

 THEMATIC RANGE

LANGUAGE AND SCHOOLING

LANGUAGE AND CULTURE

LANGUAGE AND METHODOLOGY

LANGUAGE AND PERSONALITY

LANGUAGE(-)BELIEFS

LANGUAGE(-)ACTIVITY

LANGUAGE(-)AFFECT

LANGUAGE(-)THINKING

Note that ERL Journal has come into existence upon a number of classifications to be reflected by the structure of each of its volumes:

1. issues to be raised: educational issues through the prism of (applied) linguistics & linguistic issues examined from the pedagogical perspective,

2, problems to be posed: factual (i.e. on facts, situations, circumstances), reflective (i.e. on personal beliefs, preferences, convictions), phenomenal (i.e. on phenomena, processes, regularities, etc.), argumentative (general arguments, ideas, values), etc,.

3. disciplines to be capitulated on: inter alia, psycholinguistics, sociolinguistics, language anthropology, methodology of teaching foreign languages, etc.

4. specialists to be consulted: applied linguists, educational anthropologists, L1 and L2 teachers, cognitive science, discourse analysts, etc.

 

ALL TITLES PUBLISHED IN ERL JOURNAL (alphabetically)

ERL JOURNAL – Index of THINGS  

IN SHORT: ERL JOURNAL’S TRAJECTORY AND THEMES 

See the GEOGRAPHICAL DIVERSITY of ERL JOURNAL