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Vol. 1 No. 1 (June 2025)
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EISSN: 2760-201X

Journal of Education and Learning Environments (JELE) is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal that explores how learning spaces—physical, digital, social, and cultural—shape educational experiences and outcomes across all levels and settings.

The journal welcomes original research, theoretical insights, and practical case studies that address the design, impact, and transformation of learning environments. JELE encourages interdisciplinary approaches that draw from education, psychology, technology, architecture, policy, and sociology to foster innovation, equity, and sustainability in education.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

  • Digital and blended learning environments
  • Learning space design and educational architecture
  • Inclusive, equitable, and culturally responsive education
  • Environmental and psychological factors in learning
  • Educational technology and smart learning ecosystems
  • Policy, leadership, and planning of learning environments
  • Global and comparative perspectives on educational spaces

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    Re-conceiving Liberal Education: The Philosophical Route Less Taken in the Confused and Confusing Contemporary Society

    Alvin Servaña
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    107 (Abstract) 29 (Download)

    This essay presents a critical philosophical examination of contemporary educational realities within the Southeast Asian context, particularly focusing on the Philippines and broader ASEAN region. Employing Presuppositional Epistemology—the principle that knowledge emerges from foundational commitments and principles—this study argues that education is never theologically or morally neutral, necessitating rigorous philosophical inquiry into educational practice. The... more

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    Exploring Gender and Academic Major Differences in Academic Self-Efficacy Among University Students in Xi’an, China

    Yueqi Liu, Genevieve Dipolog-Ubanan
    17-29

    102 (Abstract) 10 (Download)

    This study examines the relationship between academic self-efficacy and academic performance among university students in Xi’an, China, while also exploring disparities in self-efficacy based on gender and academic major. Grounded in Bandura’s social cognitive theory, the research employs a quantitative, cross-sectional correlational design. A total of 389 undergraduate students from 29 universities were recruited through... more

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