The Journal of Educational Measurement Mahasarakham University: JEM-MSU semiannual, publishing the January-June issue and the July-December issue. Three types of academic works are accepted for consideration: academic articles, research papers/theses and book reviews, in the sciences of measurement, evaluation, educational research, statistics, educational psychology or related fields, provided that the academic work has never been published in any other journal or document, and that the author is responsible for carrying out a strict examination on the matter.

In publication of the journal from Volume 27 Issue 2 (July – December 2021) onwards, articles will be disseminated through electronic media (online) only.

ISSN 2985-0614 (Online)

“Every article to be published in the Journal of Educational Measurement Mahasarakham University: JEM-MSU must have been reviewed by 3 experts in the form of double-blind review." (For articles submitted for consideration from april 7, 2023 onwards)

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Thai article: Fee 3,000 THB/1 article.

English article: Fee 5,000 THB / 1 article.

*Pay the fee upon passing the preliminary quality assessment before submission to reviewers.

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2025-10-02

The Journal of Educational Measurement Mahasarakham University: JEM-MSU welcomes submissions of articles for consideration to be published in Volume 32 Issue 1 (January - June 2026).

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2024-06-03

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2024-06-03

please use the email: jem2msu@gmail.com which will take you directly to the editor who will answer your questions by herself.

Vol. 31 No. 2: July - December 2025

Published: 2025-12-31

An Analysis of Factors and Indicators of Research Competencies of Basic Education Teachers

Russanan Kaewta, Wilaiphorn Witchayawat, Lumyai Seehama, Wasan Sapphasuk

22-38

Applying Polytomous Item Response Theory to the Development of an English Reading Literacy Item Bank

Pisit Pinitsakul, Terdsak Suphandee, Benjamaporn Senarat, Somprasong Senarat

92-109

Factors Affecting Thai Students' Self-Directed Learning Efficacy

Nattapat Preechakul, Pavaris Chailapo, Soralak Jittra, Thomrat Siriparp

219-232

Development of External Assessor Standards for Basic Education

Wichuda Kijtorntham, Siwaporn Phupan, Jomtup Khwanrat

233-249

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