Research submissions
Sharing your own paper
Please read this before you choose to publish a research link on TeachUp Languages.
Your choice to publish
Submitting a research entry is voluntary. When you submit, you ask TeachUp Languages to display the title, author name, description, teaching notes, topics, and link publicly. Anyone may view the listing and follow the link. Search engines and other people may also copy or share public information. TeachUp cannot control a copy made elsewhere after publication.
Your work and permissions
You must be at least 18 to submit a research listing. Minors cannot upload files or submit papers through TeachUp. You must be an author of the linked paper and have permission from any coauthors and other rights holders needed to share it at the linked address. Write your own description and notes, credit others accurately, and do not include confidential or identifying information about students, classmates, research participants, or other people without valid permission.
You keep the rights you have in your work. You give TeachUp permission to display the information and link you submit so readers can find it. TeachUp currently links to papers hosted elsewhere; it does not store the paper file.
What a listing means
Author-submitted papers are not peer reviewed by TeachUp. We do not verify the author’s identity, academic affiliation, AI use, citations, methods, accuracy, or findings. A listing is not approval or endorsement of the work. Authors are responsible for the content they submit and their permissions to share it. Readers should evaluate the paper and its source independently.
Questions and removal requests
If you are an author or rights holder and want a listing corrected or removed, or if you suspect plagiarism, fraud, a privacy issue, or a broken link, email teachuplanguages@gmail.com with the listing URL and your concern. TeachUp may correct or remove a listing after reviewing a report. Removing a listing here does not remove a copy hosted elsewhere.