Humanities & Social Sciences Section

UniVlora

This section is published under the scientific editorship of the Faculty of Human Sciences at University of Vlora.


Description

The Humanities & Social Sciences Section publishes studies in pedagogy, psychology of education, didactics, curriculum development, higher education, and lifelong learning. It encourages innovative approaches to teaching, learning, and educational policy, with a focus on improving educational quality and inclusivity.


Aim

To foster academic research that enhances educational theory and practice, supporting the development of effective, equitable, and future-oriented education systems.


Goals

  • Promote original research in education and pedagogy.
  • Encourage the integration of theory with educational practice.
  • Support innovative approaches to teaching and learning.
  • Provide a platform for new researchers and educators.
  • Strengthen international dialogue in educational sciences.
  • Contribute to policy development and educational reforms.


Research Topics

  • Pedagogy and didactics
  • Curriculum development and assessment
  • Educational psychology and learning theories
  • Inclusive and special education
  • Higher education reforms and internationalization
  • Teacher education and professional development
  • Educational technology and e-learning
  • Lifelong learning and adult education
  • Education policy and leadership

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