Teaching English Language

Teaching English Language

Number of Volumes 18
Number of Issues 30
Number of Articles 369
Number of Contributors 664
Article View 504,946
PDF Download 465,826
View Per Article 1368.42
PDF Download Per Article 1262.4
Number of Submissions 1,154
Rejected Submissions 704
Reject Rate 61
Accepted Submissions 137
Acceptance Rate 12
Time to Accept (Days) 286
Number of Indexing Databases 12
Number of Reviewers 239

Journal of Teaching English Language (TEL), formerly known as TELL, owned and published by Teaching English Language and Literature Society of Iran (TELLSI), is a double blind, peer reviewed, and open access (all content is freely available without charge to the users) international journal of applied linguistics. TEL Journal is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0, CC-BY-NC International License. The journal was launched in June 2007. TEL, published biannually in both print and electronic formats, provides a forum devoted to the study of all issues of teaching and learning English as a foreign/second language. TEL publishes empirical articles of comparative or methodological interest to both scholars and teachers as well as students in applied linguistics and related disciplines, but not confined to, teaching and learning language skills and components, psycholinguistics, sociolinguistics, discourse and pragmatics, EAP/ESP, assessment and evaluation, psychology of language education, CALL/MALL/RALL, etc. It encourages approaches to the study of language with methodological innovations. TEL aims to boost interdisciplinary cooperation among researchers interested in language and education by publishing high quality works which speak to a wide range of audience. TEL consistently publishes articles that are scientifically sound and relevant to an international academic or professional audience in the field. Thus, TEL invites all Iranian and foreign linguists, applied linguists, and teaching practitioners to contribute to the journal by submitting manuscripts on Applied Linguistics.

 

Although TEL is not member of Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), it is following COPE and complies with the ethical standards in accordance with ethical laws. While submitting, authors are kindly requested to complete the attached forms (i.e.,copyright transferethics, and conflict of interest forms) and send a copy of the files to the editor-in-chief e-mail adress: h.soodmand@atu.ac.ir.  Also, please send a carbon copy of the files to the associate editor's e-mail address: ranjbar.nasser@gmail.com

* TEL follows the Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association, Seventh Edition

All the respected reviewers are kindly requested to submit a copy of reviewer letter to publons. Please use reviews@webofscience.com or edits@webofscience.com when sending review or editor record.

TEL is the Iranian journal in English Language education with Q1 ranking in ISC and A status in Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology (Portal of Scientific Journals). 

TEL is Archived in Iranian Scientific Journals System: https://iranjournals.nlai.ir/handle/123456789/52877

TEL is financially supported by the Teaching English Language and Literature Society of Iran (TELLSI) and does not charge authors any APCs.

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Current Issue: Volume 20, Issue 1, January 2026 

The association between self-regulated learning and writing achievement in a blended learning environment: The possible predictors

Pages 179-214

10.22132/tel.2025.483870.1714

Dedi Sumarsono, Yudi Basuki, Utami Widiati, Nunung Suryati, Yazid Basthomi, Nurenzia Yannuar, Moh. Arsyad Arrafii

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Keywords Cloud

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  • critical discourse analysis
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  • Missing Surface Inflection Hypothesis
  • consciousness-raising
  • English grammar
  • preemptive
  • revision
  • Teacher Immunity
  • Core Reflection
  • Reading
  • Pragmatic competence
  • textbook
  • Iranian EFL context
  • English as a foreign language
  • Vocabulary Learning Strategies
  • Writing Ability
  • EFL Context
  • Lexical Density
  • Bilingualism
  • institutional identity
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  • Microgenetic Development
  • storytelling
  • Ideology
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  • language learning
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  • English for Academic Purposes
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  • L2 acquisition
  • Learning styles
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  • English teacher education
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  • Academic Discourse
  • Education
  • interactional modifications
  • Assessment
  • reflection
  • computerized dynamic assessment
  • collaborative learning
  • test performance
  • process writing
  • Grammatical Accuracy
  • Intercultural Communicative Competence
  • concordancing
  • EFL students
  • Group Dynamic Assessment
  • gender imbalance
  • multiple-choice tests
  • students’ justice perceptions
  • emotional regulation
  • error taxonomy
  • Meta ethnography
  • Nunan’s (1999) classification of tasks
  • teaching challenges
  • type of language form
  • Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone
  • Homosociality
  • Learning Styles
  • Educational Context
  • speaking strategies
  • planning condition
  • ICT Integration
  • Study At Home
  • culture learning
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  • Private institutes
  • Thesis
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  • direct and indirect feedback
  • meaning recognition
  • Job Stress
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  • Multiple Intelligences (MI)
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  • social cognitive theory
  • Drama
  • Washback Effect
  • sub-moves
  • Logogenecy