The Role and Significance of the Journal “Educational Research” in Teachers’ Professional Development
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.65168/bs.226-9Keywords:
Teacher-Researcher, Teacher Professional Development, Educational Research, Continuous Professional LearningAbstract
The quality and effectiveness of education are closely linked to teachers’ professional competence. Teachers are not only transmitters of knowledge but also lifelong learners, researchers, and practitioners who apply scientific advances to educational practice. In this regard, academic journals play an important role. The journal Educational Studies disseminates research findings and emerging perspectives in education, enabling educators to develop a scientifically grounded understanding of current challenges and explore innovative approaches. The journal also contributes to teachers continuous professional development by collecting and disseminating research in educational theory, methodology, and practice. In this way, Educational Studies serves as an important bridge between educational theory and practice.
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