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Vol. 4 No. 01 (2026): Geographical distribution of the author: Indonesia, Gabon, Peru, and Morocco.
The editorial team of the Research Journal on Teacher Professional Development would like to extend its deepest gratitude and sincere appreciation to all authors, researchers, reviewers, and academic contributors who have dedicated their valuable time, knowledge, and scholarly efforts to the publication of Volume 4 Number 1, 2026. This edition represents a meaningful international collaboration, bringing together insightful studies and diverse academic perspectives from four different countries: Indonesia, Gabon, Peru, and Morocco. The editorial board highly values the commitment and intellectual contributions of every author whose work enriches the discourse on teacher professional development and educational advancement across global contexts. We believe that the articles published in this issue will provide meaningful insights, encourage academic dialogue, and inspire future research within the field of education. We also warmly welcome educators, researchers, students, policymakers, and all individuals who care deeply about the advancement of education to explore the studies presented in this volume. May this publication serve as a beneficial source of knowledge and inspiration. We wish all readers an enjoyable and insightful reading experience.
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Improving Qur’anic Literacy through the Tartil Method: A Classroom Action Research in Junior High School
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Role Playing Strategies to Foster Empathy and Mutual Respect Among Elementary School Students
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Student Centered Learning in Islamic Education: The Impact of Problem-Based Learning on Engagement and Achievement
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Implementing Problem-Based Learning to Improve Understanding of QS. Al Maun and Social Awareness
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