Journal Statistics
JRSP-ELT (ISSN: 2456-8104): Overview
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- Established: 2017
- Volumes: 1 (2017) to 7 (2023)
- Number of Articles Published: 224
- Number of Citations: 853 (Google Scholar)
- Number of Articles Cited: Some of them given below
- h-Index: 15
- i 10- Index: 21
The following are the articles cited as per Google Scholar Metrics:
- Developing students’ writing skills in English-A process approach
- The Need of English Language Skills for Employment Opportunities
- The importance of collocations in teaching of vocabulary
- English for business and management
- A brief study of English Language proficiency: Employability
- Blended Learning: A New Hybrid Teaching Methodology
- Mobile apps in the EFL college classroom
- English Spelling and Pronunciation: A Brief Study
- A Brief Study of Words Used in Denotation and Connotation
- English language teaching during the times of COVID-19-challenges and opportunities: A brief study of GFP students in Muscat College
- The Significance of the Words Borrowed Into English Language
- A Review of Reasons for Rejection of Manuscripts
- The Intelligibility of English Sounds: A Study of Phonetics
- English for Business Purposes: An ESP Approach
- The Use of English Language in Research
- The beliefs of Yameni EFL student teachers about their English language learning
- Teaching Reading to EFL Freshman Students with Mind Mapping Software
- Academic Language Proficiency: English for Academic Purposes (EAP)
- Techniques for Teaching/Learning Vocabulary: A Brief Study
- Trends in the Theories of Language Learning and Methods of Teaching ESL/EFL/ESP
- Effects Of Electronic Homework-Assignments On Arabization Skill Development In Student-Translators
- The Significance of Mentoring Programs in English Language Teaching
- Effective strategies in remedial instruction
- English Language Teaching: The Bilingual Method
- A Model English syllabus design for the students of Science and Technology
- Intercultural communicative competence in English language classrooms
- Effect of COVID-19 on Indian economy and people–a brief study
- A Brief Study of Curriculum and Syllabus for ESP/EST Courses
- The History of English Education in India: A Brief Study
- Why genre-based approach should be used to teach academic writing in Indian context