The Journal of Teaching and Learning (JTL) is an international, peer-reviewed journal that addresses theoretical and applied questions in teaching and learning.
The Journal of Teaching and Learning is currently accepting proposals for the 2027 special edition, which should focus on themes or topics that explore critical perspectives on teaching and learning. One-page proposals should be submitted by July 30, 2026, to [email protected].
I am pleased to share a new edition of the Journal of Teaching and Learning. In this issue, we focus on teaching strategies, artificial and digital technologies, science education, and some additional topics. Happy reading! @JTLWindsor
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We are pleased to share a new edition of the Journal of Teaching and Learning. In this issue, we focus on language learning, educational technology, reading and narrative imagination, teaching strategies, and some additional topics. Happy reading!
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It is our pleasure to share the newly published special issue of the Journal of Teaching and Learning: AI and Machine Learning Intensifies Digital Transformation of Higher Education: Opportunities, Possibilities, and Challenges. @UWindsor@uwineducation
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From our recent edition. Cross-Cultural Competence in Pre-Service Teacher Education Towards Global Awareness, which contributes to the growing body of literature advocating for a more cohesive approach to multicultural education. https://t.co/fNiX7AmY2Y
Leslie M. Boon's review of Inclusive Teaching: Strategies for Promoting Equity in the College Classroom by Kelly A. Hogan and Viji Sathay can be found in the latest issue of the JTL: https://t.co/hNXWR5AQH4
In the latest issue of the JTL, Rogene Reid reviews The Complexities of Authority in the Classroom: Fostering Democracy for Student Learning edited by Ken Badley and Margaretta Patrick. https://t.co/wcfz2H7JPJ
The conversation regarding the Ontario Human Rights Commission's Right to Read report continues with Jim Cummin's article in the Dialogue and Commentary section of the latest issue of the JTL. https://t.co/8g1FcIEAzT
In the latest issue of the JTL, Yvonne Poitras Pratt and Sulyn Bodnaresko explore reconciliation through education with a model of ethical spaces and relationality. https://t.co/H2xoZC0Izw
In the latest issue of the JTL, Enoch Leung, Katja Kathol, and Tara Flanagan explore teacher perspectives on the impact of COVID-19 on Quebec's sexual health curriculum. https://t.co/8pE3q9l2Xa
In "Stones from a Glass House," Joe Stouffer and Janice Van Dyke explore what they consider to be the paradoxical condemnation of the Reading Recovery program in the Ontario Human Rights Commission's Right to Read report. https://t.co/glf80easjW
Büşra Tombak İlhan, Bülent Alcı, and Dilek Güven-Hastürk explore classroom sociology and social justice in primary education in the latest issue of the JTL. https://t.co/prgbqBSMbV
When her usual approach to handling minor student misbehavior stopped working, this teacher decided to try something new: open curiosity.
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