- Focus and Scope
- Section Policies
- Peer Review Process
- Publication Frequency
- Open Access Policy
- Peer Review Process
- Publication Ethics
Focus and Scope
Journal of Educational Theory and Management publishes original research, reviews, and scholarly practice papers in educational theory, curriculum and instruction, educational management, teacher education, higher education, and education policy. The journal emphasizes rigorous study design, transparent methods, sound evidence, and reproducibility, and welcomes high-quality submissions from diverse regions and disciplines.
Section Policies
Editorial
Editorial reflects the opinion of an Editorial Board member or staff for particular Journal highlighting recent changes, concerned issues or announcements in relevance to the journal. This may include editorial management and policies.
Article
Case report is a detailed description on rare diseases, novel occurrences, unusual indication or symptoms of a disease, unreported studies or unexpected events observed in a patient during the course of treatment. The study should highlight and report new cases in diagnosis of emerging diseases or specify variations and associations with new diseases. Case report should contain educational values and emphasize on the need of amendments to usual practices and approaches in the field. Case reports should comprise different findings with updated review on previous cases and investigation in the field. There should not be any preventive and therapeutic intrusions in the Case reports from the findings since they need more confirmed evidences.
Commentary
Commentary is short account commissioned by the Editorial board and call for attention on the current issues confined to a particular subject area while sometimes unsolicited articles are accepted from contemporary scientists or experts in the field. The context is to analyze the issues of interest to readers or a discussion on current research and recently published articles in the Journal. Commentaries may also include editorial opinion relevant to scope of the Journal and discuss external implications such as new technology, grant applications, peer reviewing process on research.
Correspondence Article
Correspondence article is letter addressed to the Editor with a short comment on topical issues or reader’s reaction corresponding to an informal publication previously published in the journal. Usually correspondences will not be peer reviewed and should not contain technical comments on research articles or principal research data.
Database Article
Database article should contain vast information made available to wide utility, accessibility for the retrieval of data.
Mini-review
Mini-review is summarized descriptions based on one or more recent findings and significant developments at particular subject area of research considering the Journal’s scope. It is usually commissioned to create interest on the work and warrant further commentaries on the published articles. Maximum length is 2500 words.
Original Research Article
Original research article should contain completely new principal research testifying major contributions to the field. The study should represent new findings or discoveries in a subject area that were not published before. The report may contain significant findings, methodology importance and considerable evidence to the conclusions.
Perspective Article
Perspective article describes new or potentially unconventional point-of-views on existing clinical observations.
Review Article
Review article is summarized descriptions of recent findings and significant developments at particular subject area of research considering the Journal’s scope. They should include critical assessments of novel technologies, evaluation of subject advancement, elucidate unresolved questions, comparative analysis with a substantial coverage of previous works and highlight future prospects. Although there are no restrictions with the length and content of a review, authors should consider drawing reader’s attention and interest with quality information.
Short Report
Short report is a helpful description on particular area of research confirming the results from previously published articles. The presentation should be in a way of extension to the previous research work with confirmatory results and evidences on negative results, clinical studies or even patients from a same family. Short report should provide the advancement in control to previous work. The basis and motivation for the work submitted as short report should be acknowledged.
Academic Communication
Theoretical Forefront
Teaching Research
Management Practice
Research Article
Review
Peer Review Process
Manuscripts are normally evaluated through double-blind peer review by at least two experts in the relevant field. The editorial office considers the reviews, scholarly quality, originality, and publication ethics; the final decision is made by the editor-in-chief or an authorised editor.
Publication Frequency
Quarterly
Open Access Policy
This journal provides immediate open access to all published content in support of the principle that making research freely available promotes global knowledge exchange.
Peer Review Process
Manuscripts are normally evaluated through double-blind peer review by at least two experts in the relevant field. The editorial office considers the reviews, scholarly quality, originality, and publication ethics; the final decision is made by the editor-in-chief or an authorised editor.
Publication Ethics
The journal follows recognised publication-ethics principles and requires authors, reviewers, and editors to report research, conflicts of interest, and misconduct honestly.
