The Journal of Practitioner Research (JPR), a double-blind, peer-reviewed, open-access journal, includes manuscripts that represent the traditions of action research, teacher research, practitioner inquiry, teacher inquiry, and other traditions that target the same type of knowledge production. The journal features the work of practitioner researchers or about practitioner research across disciplines and levels. As a forum for such research, we invite submissions by practicing educators such as pre-service teachers, in-service teachers, teacher education faculty, educational leadership faculty, and school administrators.
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Current Issue: Volume 11, Issue 1 (2026)
Practitioner Research
Breathing Life Into SEL: A Practitioner Inquiry on HĀ, Belonging, and Multilingual Learners in Hawai‘i
Mylia Briggs and Monica Gonzalez Smith
Empirical Study
Exploring Researcher-Practitioner Authorship Collaboration in English, Foreign Language, and Mathematics Education
Rachel Cullen, Joseph Taylor, Matthew Laney, and Mohamed Nouri
Conceptual Papers
From Inquiry to Action: Leveraging Group Level Assessment to Elevate Teacher Voice
Claire C. Underwood, Leslie Kochanowski, and Abraham Underhill
(Re)imagining Research-Practice Collaboration and Partnership: Constructivism by Way of Interdisciplinarity, Multimodality, and Humanity
Bethany Silva, Alecia Magnifico, Laura Allen, David Baroody, Ashley Barry, Shawna Coppola, Cathy Fraser, Emily Geltz, Anne McQuade, Christina M. Ortmeier-Hooper, Laura Smith, and Donna Turco