The journal "Learning, Culture, and Social Interaction" emphasizes the central role of social interaction in facilitating the learning process, recognizing that learning is not only a process of individual knowledge acquisition but also a socialization process, where cultural elements and social structures have a profound impact on learning. The journal encourages interdisciplinary research involving fields such as education, psychology, sociology, and anthropology, to fully explore the diversity and complexity of learning in different socio-cultural contexts.

The articles published in the journal cover learning phenomena in various social environments, from family and schools to workplaces, discussing how socio-cultural factors such as language, identity, power, and beliefs shape the learning process. Additionally, the journal pays attention to how technological advancements affect social interaction and learning methods, including how modern technological tools such as digital media, social media, and online learning platforms have become new avenues for learning. Through in-depth research on these topics, the "Learning, Culture, and Social Interaction" journal aims to provide new perspectives and insights for educators, researchers, policymakers, and all readers interested in learning and social development. Its goal is to promote a deeper understanding of the learning process and to provide a theoretical and practical foundation for designing more effective educational and social intervention strategies. Through these efforts, the journal hopes to contribute to the establishment of a more inclusive and dynamic learning environment.