The Learner Development Journal (LDJ)
ISSN 2433-5401
The Learner Development Journal (LDJ) is the online, open-access journal of the JALT Learner Development SIG. Published once a year, the LDJ is devoted to practitioner-driven research, reviews, and interviews exploring learner development issues in second language education.
Rooted in a commitment to community, collaboration, and praxis, each issue of the LDJ publishes work on a particular learner development theme that the contributors of that issue explore together, under the leadership of the issue co-editors. In this collaborative process, contributors are encouraged to inquire into connections between practice and theory, problematize, and raise questions, as well as write in a personalised reflective voice.
For full details, see the LDJ website.
The Learner Development Journal
Issue 7, December, 2023
Challenging the Conventions of Learner Development Research
Edited by (Gareth Barnes), Aya Hayasaki, Ellen Head, (Ryo Moriya)