Aims and Scope

Aims

The Indonesian Journal of Socio-Cultural Learning aims to advance scholarly understanding of learning as a socio-cultural process shaped by interactions among individuals, communities, cultures, institutions, and broader social contexts.

The journal provides a platform for interdisciplinary research examining how learning processes are influenced by cultural practices, social relations, local knowledge, identities, communities, and changing educational environments.

The journal seeks to:

1. advance theoretical and empirical scholarship on socio-cultural dimensions of learning and education;
2. promote interdisciplinary research connecting education, culture, society, and community;
3. examine the role of cultural knowledge, local wisdom, and social practices in learning processes;
4. encourage research on culturally responsive, contextual, inclusive, and community-based learning;
5. explore the relationship between education, cultural transformation, social change, and human development; and
6. facilitate international scholarly dialogue on socio-cultural approaches to learning across diverse educational and cultural contexts.

 

 

Scope

1. Socio-Cultural Learning Theory

• Sociocultural learning theory
• Cultural-historical approaches to learning
• Social learning and interaction
• Situated learning
• Communities of practice
• Learning and identity

2. Culture and Education

• Cultural education
• Multicultural education
• Intercultural education
• Cultural diversity
• Education and identity
• Indigenous and local knowledge

3. Local Wisdom and Community Learning

• Local wisdom-based learning
• Community-based education
• Indigenous education
• Informal and non-formal learning
• Community knowledge
• Intergenerational learning

4. Social Studies and Humanities Education

• Social studies education
• History education
• Civic education
• Sociology education
• Geography and cultural education
• Humanities education

5. Arts and Cultural Education

• Arts education
• Music education
• Performing arts education
• Visual arts education
• Traditional arts and learning
• Cultural heritage education

6. Language, Literacy, and Culture

• Language learning and culture
• Literacy and cultural identity
• Multilingual education
• Linguistic diversity
• Cultural literacy

7. Digital and Contemporary Socio-Cultural Learning

• Digital learning and culture
• Social media and learning
• Technology-mediated cultural learning
• AI and socio-cultural learning
• Digital communities of practice
• Globalization and learning

8. Education and Social Transformation

• Education and social change
• Education and cultural transformation
• Social inclusion
• Equity and justice
• Peace education
• Sustainable community development