Focus and Scope
Scope of The Global Journal of Basic Education (GJBE)
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Early Childhood Education
Covers research and innovation in early childhood learning, focusing on cognitive, social, emotional, moral, and language development, as well as pedagogical approaches that support optimal growth during the golden age. -
Elementary Education
Focuses on teaching and learning processes, curriculum design, assessment, and effective instructional strategies at the elementary school level to enhance student learning outcomes. -
Junior High School Education
Includes studies on early adolescent learning, pedagogical approaches, guidance and counseling, as well as curriculum and assessment innovations at the junior high school level. -
Curriculum Development and Innovation
Highlights the design, implementation, and evaluation of curricula that respond to contemporary educational needs and integrate character values and 21st-century skills. -
Learning and Instructional Strategies
Discusses learner-centered models, methods, and approaches that enhance motivation, engagement, and achievement in basic education. -
Educational Technology Integration
Explores the use of digital technology in teaching and learning, including artificial intelligence, interactive media, and e-learning platforms that support educational transformation. -
Assessment and Evaluation in Education
Focuses on innovations in educational assessment, authentic evaluation, and comprehensive measurement of students’ competencies and learning outcomes. -
Character and Values Education
Investigates the role of moral, religious, and character education in shaping ethical, responsible, and empathetic learners. -
Inclusive and Special Needs Education
Promotes studies on inclusive education practices, curriculum adaptation, and pedagogical approaches for students with special educational needs. -
Educational Policy and School Management
Encompasses research on educational policy, school governance, instructional leadership, and the collaboration between schools, families, and communities to enhance the quality of basic education.


