The objective of this journal is to share current research-based theoretical and practical ideas in the field of Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL). It contains a variety of articles ranging in topics from applied linguistics to pre- and in-service teacher development with particular attention given to the Italian teaching context. Two issues per year are distributed gratuitously to TESOL Italy members. One issue is usually a themed journal while the other issue contains contributions from TESOL Italy's annual convention.
Contributions are placed into three different sections: research based articles, reports and reflections, and fall under three categories:
Articles, which contain original research-based insight into the field of language teaching and learning.
Reports and Reflections, which provide articles based on qualitative or quantitative classroom investigation.
Notepad, which covers a variety of areas including social, cultural, and political issues in language use and education.
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