Author Guidelines

Article Title and Author Information

The article title should use Cambria, 16 pt. List the authors, their affiliations, and their countries. Identify the corresponding author and provide an email address.

Article Information and Abstract

Include the article's received and revised dates. Write the abstract in Cambria, 10 pt, with single spacing. The abstract should contain 200–250 words and summarize the research background and gap, objectives, methods, findings, and conclusion. Provide 3–5 keywords separated by commas.

The article uses the Creative Commons CC BY-SA license only if this matches TEJ's official licensing policy.

Introduction

Explain the research background, importance, and current problem. Critically discuss relevant recent journal literature, identify the research gap and novelty, and state the research questions, objectives, hypotheses (if applicable), and contribution. Use Cambria, 12 pt, with 1.15 line spacing.

Research Methods

Describe the research design, setting, participants or sample, data collection, data validity (where applicable), and analysis techniques. Use Cambria, 12 pt, with 1.15 line spacing.

Findings

Present the main findings clearly and objectively. Summarize the results, highlight their differences from previous research, and use tables or figures when appropriate. Number tables and figures consecutively. Use Cambria, 12 pt, with 1.15 line spacing.

Discussion

Interpret the findings, explain their significance, and discuss their theoretical or practical implications. A combined Findings and Discussion section is also acceptable. Use Cambria, 12 pt, with 1.15 line spacing.

Conclusion

Answer the research objectives concisely. Avoid simply repeating the abstract or results; explain potential applications or recommendations. Use Cambria, 12 pt, with 1.15 line spacing.

Acknowledgment (Optional)

Acknowledge significant contributions, including research assistance, advisers, and funding support.

References

Use APA 7th Edition. Reference-management software such as Mendeley is recommended. Include a DOI or URL for articles and online references.