About the journal
International Journal of Foreign Language Teaching and Research (IJFLTR) is a peer-reviewed, Open-Access Scientific Journal, owned and sponsored by Islamic Azad University, Najafabad Branch. It welcomes the submission of research-based papers and review articles on various aspects of English language teaching, learning, and research. Submissions should comprise relevant theoretical foundations and pedagogical implications. They should further reflect a clear contribution to the existing related literature.
Users of the Journal have the right to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of published articles under the following conditions:
Since JLT is an Open Access journal, users have the right to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of articles under the following conditions: Creative Commons Attribution–NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0 license). (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/)
Important Notes1. Authors are requested to do free registration in the Journal's online system (under Submit Paper) prior to submitting their manuscripts. They must also submit a signed Research Ethics Note (on a separate sheet).2. The Journal exploits the Authenticate plagiarism checker to verify the originality of papers. So, all submissions must include a similarity report. Without a similarity report, the submission would be rendered incomplete and not processed. 3. The corresponding author has to complete the Conflicts of Interest Form and submit it to the Journal as an attachment along with the submission of the paper.4. Acknowledgments: Any acknowledgment should be stated by the author(s) at the end of the articles, above the list of References.
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1 - Translation of Psychology Book Titles: A Skopos theory perspective
Esmat Alimardani Hossein Vahid DastjerdiIssue 34 , Vol. 9 , Summer 2021 -
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2 - EFL Teachers’ Perceptions of Pluralistic Teacher Effectiveness: Iranian Teachers in Focus
Fahimeh Karvandi Afshin Soori Mohammad Ali AyatollahiIssue 49 , Vol. 12 , Summer 2024 -
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3 - Feuerstein’s Theory and Pedagogy: Epitomizing Mediated Learning Experience in Teaching Grammar
Effat Hadidi Zavareh Abdollah Baradaran Bahram MowlaieIssue 46 , Vol. 11 , Autumn 2023 -
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4 - Becoming an Identity Change in ‘No Longer at Ease’ Based on Deleuze’s Theory
Maryam Sadeghi Fatemeh AzizMohammadi Mozhgan YarahmadiIssue 45 , Vol. 11 , Summer 2023 -
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5 - Relationship Between Vocabulary Learning Strategy Use and Learning Styles Using Structural Equation Modelling Across Age and Gender
Behzad Hayatbakhsh Abbasi Mehry Haddad Narafshan Peyman SeifaddinyIssue 47 , Vol. 11 , Winter 2023 -
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6 - Impact of Multimedia Technology Use in English Classes on the Enhancement of EFL Learners’ Self-Concept
Vahdat Karimi Mohammad Alipour Sajad ShafieeIssue 48 , Vol. 12 , Spring 2024 -
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7 - The Surviving Nature: An Ecofeminist Study of Cormac McCarthy’s All the Pretty Horses
Farhoodeh Naghdibak Shahram Afrougheh Fatemeh AzizMohammadiIssue 46 , Vol. 11 , Autumn 2023 -
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8 - Development and Validation of a Quantitative Research Literacy Questionnaire <br> DOR: 20.1001.1.23223898.2021.9.37.1.9
Alireza Zaker Mania NosratiniaIssue 37 , Vol. 9 , Winter 2021 -
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9 - The Role of Direct Metalinguistic and Indirect Feedback Timing in Enhancing Willingness to Communicate (WTC) of Iranian EFL Learners
Elham Dehdari Nasser Ghafoori Saeideh AhanghariIssue 47 , Vol. 11 , Winter 2023 -
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10 - The Effect of Iranian EFL Teachers’ Self-Regulation and Emotional Labor on Their Reflective Action in EFL Online Classes
Nashmineh Moradi Faramarz Azizmalayeri Hossein AhmadiIssue 46 , Vol. 11 , Autumn 2023