Call for Papers
Submissions are checked by the organizing committee for relevance to your selected track and for any concerns raised about the work.
Abstract submissions deadline
30 December 2026
Until the submission deadline
Key Dates
- Submissions open
- 1 October 2026
- Abstract submission deadline
- 30 December 2026
- Notification of acceptance
- 10 January 2027
- Final paper due
- 1 February 2027
- Conference
- 21–22 February 2027
Before you submit
What we need at this stage
We are collecting extended abstracts only; a full formatted paper is not required yet.
- An abstract title, your name, your affiliation, and a contact email address for the corresponding author.
- The track you are submitting to: Arabic (February 21, 2027) or English (February 22, 2027).
- The extended abstract (500 to 1,000 words, not including references), covering your purpose, method, findings, and implications.
- Paste the abstract into the form, or attach it as a PDF, DOC, or DOCX of up to 10 MB. Pasted text is capped at 20,000 characters.
- Submissions close on the deadline shown at the top of this page.
Contribution types
Pick the one that fits in the form below. It lets the committee sort submissions by field.
- Basic research
- Controlled or laboratory studies of behavior, cognition, or learning.
- Applied research
- Studies run in classrooms, institutions, or training settings.
- Practice report
- An intervention or program implemented in the field, reported with its outcomes.
- Theoretical or conceptual
- A framework, model, or critical analysis, without new data.
- Translational
- Work that connects behavioral research to educational practice.
Accepted papers are prepared to the GCBS proceedings standard: file format, length, page setup, headings, and APA 7 references. Nothing in it is required to submit an abstract today, so it lives on its own page: read it when you write the paper, not before you submit.