About us

The Annals of the University of Craiova, the Psychology-Pedagogy series, is an international academic publication with interdisciplinary characteristics that aims to promote education and educational research, to provide an expression opportunity to all the experienced specialists in the field, but also to the young researchers, facilitating the exchange of ideas and interactions at the level of the scientific community.


Call for papers

We would like to invite you to submit your articles for publication in issue 47(2) of 2025, in the Annals of the University of Craiova, Psychology-Pedagogy Series (ISSN 2668-6678, ISSN-L 1582-313X), published by the Teacher Training Department, University of Craiova, through the Centre for Psychopedagogical Research (romanian acronym CCPP).

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About AUCPP

The first issue of the magazine was published in 2001.

The journal accepts the following categories of studies:

  • Theoretical papers
  • Basic research papers
  • Applied research papers
  • Essays
  • Book reviews
  • Interviews

The works can approach different themes in the educational field: the initial and in-service teacher training; the development and innovation of the curriculum; the theory and practice of training; the theory and practice of the assessment; management and educational leadership; the management of the educational programs; the sociology of education; the psychology of education; university pedagogy; adult pedagogy; the history of pedagogy  and alternative pedagogies; comparative pedagogy; pedagogy of primary and pre-primary education; early education; the education of children with special educational needs; inclusive education; educational counselling; the psycho-pedagogy of learning; special didactics, etc.

Aim and scope

Analele Universității din Craiova, seria Psihologie-Pedagogie aims to publish original research articles and review articles in the field of education sciences and psychology, in some important areas: pre-service and in-service teacher training; theory and practice of training; theory and practice of the assessment; management and educational leadership; management of the educational programs; sociology of education; psychology of education; university pedagogy; adult pedagogy; history of pedagogy and alternative pedagogies; comparative pedagogy; education of children with special educational needs; inclusive education; educational counselling; special didactics etc.

The first issue of the Journal was published in 1998, under the title Analele Universităţii din Craiova. Filosofie-sociologie-psihologie-pedagogie. In 2001, the title was changed in Analele Universității din Craiova, seria Psihologie-Pedagogie. Journal is published constantly starting this year.

The International Scientific Committee of the journal is formed by members not only from Romania, but also from other countries (France, Irland, Greece, Canada, Belgium, Albania, Serbia, Republic of Moldova). The members are prestigious researchers in the field of education sciences, from important universities and scientific research institutes.

Ussualy, each issue of the journal has a different topic, wich is a real and interesting theme.

Analele Universității din Craiova, seria Psihologie-Pedagogie is published by Universitaria Publishing House.

The journal does not have article processing and submission charges (APCs).

Contact

Teacher Training Department, University of Craiova, 13, Al. I. Cuza Street, Craiova, Dolj, Postal code 200585, Romania, Telephone (040)251422567

Email: [email protected]


Current issue:

Analele Universității din Craiova, seria Psihologie-Pedagogie

Annals of the University of Craiova, Series Psychology- Pedagogy

Volume 47, issue 2/2025

Publication date: December 30 2025

NoAuthor(s)TitlePages
1Tanimoune DAN SALEY, Aminatou BOUBAKAR, Modibo COULIBALYInfluence de la maîtrise du français sur la reconnaissance des congénères interlinguaux en anglais : étude expérimentale au Niger  9-22
2Fatima-Zahra BOUTHIBAL’atelier A1 en contexte universitaire international : représentations et pratiques des enseignants de FLE 23-33
3Ecaterina Sarah FRĂSINEANUConsequences of using ChatGPT in accomplishing academic tasks 34-45
4Mounir BECHATAL’acquisition du langage chez les élèves sourds à l’ère du numérique : stratégies et pratiques pédagogiques 46-58
5Mohamed NARFormer à parler juste : approche didactique et éthique de la compétence pragmatique en langue étrangère 59-72
6Mihaela Aurelia ȘTEFANThe role of applied assignments in developing academic techniques and competencies 73-85
7Mounia ALIOUCHE, Asma NESBABusiness English between perceptions and use in algerian import/export companies 86-100
8Meryem HADDADEnjeux pédagogiques de la classe inversée : étude comparative entre sciences expérimentales et sciences humaines  101-115
9Chafia MAZARIFormer a la pensée critique par la collaboration guidée : le cas des étudiants inscrits en Master 1 DDLE a l’Université de Blida2  116-130
10Louiza BELAIDReconceptualizing EFL speaking skills through game-based practices in algerian higher education 131-145
11Ahmed FERHAT,Mohammed Salah DJALAB, Bahaa BASSIDrug addiction and accompanying psychological disorders – depression as a model 146-157
12Abdelkader MAKHLOUF, Hanane RABAHIFlipped instruction as a catalyst for alleviating foreign language classroom anxiety: a descriptive–analytical review  158-172
13Saifaldin ONIAUnveiling organizational commitment at University of Khartoum: a qualitative study 173-186
14Aouda MAZOT, Chahrazed  KHELFIL’anglais à l’Université algérienne : pratiques quotidiennes, représentation(s) et aspiration(s) 187-200
15Lakhdar DOURARIAnglicisation passive et dévalorisation du français : l’impact des publicités linguistiques dans le métro parisien sur la perception et l’apprentissage du français chez les jeunes   201-214
16Assia LAIDOUDIL’évaluation des acquis du FLE au primaire (Algérie) : pratiques, limites et perspectives 215-230
17Panagiotis GIAVRIMISA bourdieusian perspective on including immigrants with disabilities: challenges for the greek education system 231-245
18Basile MULWANI MAKELELEAttitudes des enseignants à propos de l’inclusion des filles enceintes dans le système scolaire congolais 246-259
19Riadh GHESSIL, Sarah SLIMANIRéformes linguistiques à l’université algérienne : représentations, motivations et pratiques 260-275
20Florentina MOGONEANote-taking – a condition for increasing the efficiency of learning 276-288
21Zahéra Malika BENMESSABIH, Mohamed MEKKAOUIL’impact des cartes conceptuelles numeriques sur la reecriture dans un contexte plurilingue chez des apprenants du FLE  289-301
22Alexandrina Mihaela POPESCU, Andreea Aurora Maria BUGAContinuous assessment in higher education – theoretical and practical perspectives 302-316
23Florentin Remus MOGONEAOptimizing the kindergarten-school-family partnership, a prerequisite for a successful school start 317-331
24Habib MADANITeaching scientific English in the Departments of Physics and Chemistry – a challenge to the algerian teachers 332-346
25Vali ILIELeisure time for young people and adults347-361
26Gilbert DAOUAGA SAMARIQuelles pratiques enseignantes en situation d’obsolescence didactique en classes de langue française au Cameroun ?  362-376
27Matthews Gabothusi MOTSAANAKA, Habeeb Omoponle ADEWUYIDyslexia learners: exploring south african teachers’ strategies in creating an enabling learning environment 377-391
28Maia BOROZAN, Diana ANTOCI, Tatiana BUSHNAQA conceptual model for the evaluation of pedagogical action research in higher education 392-407
29Patrick LITALEMA LIBOTE, Fulbert LINGELE ISEYEFA, Basile MULWANI MAKELELEStress et performance académiques des étudiants de l’Institut Supérieur Pédagogique de la Gombe 408-421
30Abdelli KANDSI, Sid Ahmed KHELLADI, Mohamed HATTABRévision écrite et développement de la métacognition : étude empirique fondée sur les verbalisations 422-436