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Focus and Scope
Bright Future: Early Childhood Learning Journal is published by CV. NIMSYA Publisher. It is a professional publication that published biannually in June and December.
Focus
Bright Future: Early Childhood Learning Journal is a peer-reviewed academic journal that focuses on evidence-based pedagogical practices and developmental processes in early childhood education, with a particular emphasis on play-based learning and socio-emotional development for children aged 0–8 years.
The journal aims to advance theory and practice by promoting high-impact research on developmentally appropriate learning approaches that foster holistic child development within diverse cultural and educational contexts.
Scope
The journal prioritizes high-quality manuscripts (empirical studies, systematic reviews, and case-based research) in the following focused areas:
- Play-Based Learning and Pedagogical Innovation
Design, implementation, and evaluation of play-based and child-centered learning models in early childhood settings. - Socio-Emotional Development in Early Childhood
Emotional regulation, social competence, attachment, resilience, and their relationship to learning outcomes. - Developmentally Appropriate Practices (DAP)
Instructional strategies aligned with child development principles, including classroom interaction and learning environments. - Early Childhood Learning Assessment (Authentic & Observational)
Observation-based assessment, formative assessment, and documentation of children’s learning and development. - Teacher Roles in Facilitating Play and Development
Teacher-child interaction, scaffolding, classroom management in play contexts, and reflective teaching practices. - Family Engagement in Early Learning
Parent-child interaction, home-based learning support, and family involvement in play and development.




