Global Spectrum of Research and Humanities (ISSN: 3007-9136)

Description

Global Spectrum of Research and Humanities is a journal that covers a wide range of subjects, including linguistics, psychology, sociology, history, literature, and teaching methods. It is designed for educators, researchers, and practitioners involved in teaching languages and understanding how languages are learned and used in different social, historical, and literary settings. The journal is published semiannually, with new issues released twice a year.
What We Focus On:
- Language Teaching: We explore effective ways to teach various languages and share insights on diverse teaching methods.
- Linguistics: Our articles delve into language structures and how they can be taught effectively.
- Psychology: We examine the mental processes involved in language learning, focusing on how people acquire languages.
- Sociology: Our journal studies the relationship between language and society, including how language affects and is affected by social norms and identities.
- History: We include research on the historical aspects of language use and how historical contexts influence language teaching and learning.
- Literature: Our journal explores literary texts and traditions, and their role in language teaching and cultural understanding.
- Teaching Methods: We discuss innovative ways to improve teaching and learning in classrooms and beyond.
Our goal is to provide a platform where experts can share their research and ideas, contributing to the improvement of language education and the broader understanding of the social, historical, and literary aspects of language use. We welcome submissions that challenge conventional thinking and offer new perspectives on these topics.