Journal of Language Teaching and Learning

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Vol 16 No 3 (2026)
Published June 30, 2026
The Journal of Language Teaching and Learning

The Journal of Language Teaching and Learning

JLTL, indexed in ESCI of WoS, is a refereed professional journal, promotes research studies into foreign language teaching and learning by providing a forum specifically for foreign language teaching professionals to share their findings and explore ideas in the field of foreign language teaching.

Journal of Language Teaching and Learning is a biannual scientific journal dedicated to the exploration of original and high-quality research and critical scholarship that helps define and advance inquiry concerned with issues related to language and education. JLTL aims to provide a medium for communication among researchers as well as a channel linking researchers and practitioners. JLTL includes research articles, book reviews, and critical literature reviews. JLTL publishes original refereed contributions including but not limited to the following aspects of foreign language teaching and learning: 

Second/Foreign Language Acquisition

Second/Foreign Language Pedagogy

Teacher Education and Development

Language and Technology

Language Assessment and Evaluation

Culture and Language Teaching

Language, Cognition and Brain

Language and Learner Characteristics

Language Planning and Policy

Applied Linguistics

Research Methodology

Reading, Writing, Literacy

Articles

Atirse Awago Atumo, Getachew Seyoum Woldemariam, Abbi Lemma Wodajo
1-19
Boosting Students’ Reading Motivation Through Local Culture-Oriented Texts: A Focus on Grade Eight Students at Two Primary Schools
https://doi.org/10.66887/jltl.v16i3.881
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Yang Gao, Xiaochen Wang
20-38
Exploring Chinese EFL Teachers’ Beliefs about Data-Driven Learning in Language Education: A Q-Methodology Study
https://doi.org/10.66887/jltl.v16i3.897
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Yu-Chi Yang
39-57
Effects of Examination-Related Vocabulary Instruction on TOEIC Listening and Reading Test Performance among Taiwanese Learners
https://doi.org/10.66887/jltl.v16i3.909
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Hasan Özdal, Levent Uzun
58-77
ChatGPT as a Language Learning Tool: Perceptions of Turkish EFL Teachers and Students
https://doi.org/10.66887/jltl.v16i3.910
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Ebtehal Mohammed Alsuhayl, Rawan Ahmed Alsoweed, Abeer Shujaa Alharbi
78-100
Exploring Code-Switching in the Arab Context: A Systematic Literature Review on the Reasons, Attitudes, and Educational Impacts
https://doi.org/10.66887/jltl.v16i3.988
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Salma Aleb
101-131
Fostering Communicative Competence in Business English among Algerian ESP University Learners through Task-Based Language Teaching: A Pedagogical Response to Emerging Professional Demands
https://doi.org/10.66887/jltl.v16i3.1010
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Meriç Akkaya Önal
132-148
Exploring Tertiary Level EFL Learners’ Self-efficacy Beliefs: A Mixed-Methods Study
https://doi.org/10.66887/jltl.v16i3.1023
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Meltem Ekti, Ziyoda Khalmatova
149-165
An Examination of Kazakh Students’ Views on the Station Rotation Model in Blended Turkish Language Teaching
https://doi.org/10.66887/jltl.v16i3.1028
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Erdem Aksoy
166-184
The Social, The Emotional, and The Digital: Tracing the Epistemological Shifts in English Language Education Research
https://doi.org/10.66887/jltl.v16i3.1030
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Mohammad Reza Ghorbani
185-202
From Social Risk to Digital Sanctuary: EFL Learners’ Perceptions of Emotionally Neutral AI in Oral Language Practice
https://doi.org/10.66887/jltl.v16i3.1039
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