About the Journal

1. About the Journal

  • Aim and Scope:

    • Focus on advancing innovative practices in teaching and learning.
    • Topics may include:
      • Emerging pedagogical methods.
      • Use of technology in education.
      • Learner empowerment strategies.
      • Inclusive and equitable educational practices.
      • Interdisciplinary approaches to education.

  • Target Audience:

    • Educators, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners in education.

2. Editorial Board

  • Include diverse members specializing in:
    • Pedagogy and curriculum development.
    • Technology-enhanced learning.
    • Educational policy and leadership.
    • Innovations in teaching across disciplines.

3. Manuscript Submission Guidelines

  • Papers should follow an IMRAD structure (Introduction, Methodology, Results, and Discussion).
  • Submission format:
    • File format: Microsoft Word or LaTeX.
    • Font and style: Times New Roman, 12-point, double-spaced.
    • Abstract: 150–250 words.
    • Keywords: 5–7 keywords.
    • Length: Typically 6,000–8,000 words.
  • Language: English.

4. Peer Review Process

  • Double-Blind Peer Review:
    • Ensures impartiality by keeping author and reviewer identities anonymous.
  • Review Timeline:
    • A 4–6 week review process.
  • Criteria:
    • Relevance to the journal’s scope.
    • Originality and contribution to the field.
    • Clarity and rigor of research methodology.

5. Ethics Policy

  • Align with Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) standards:
    • No plagiarism (minimum 85% originality).
    • Authorship must reflect actual contributions.
    • Full disclosure of conflicts of interest.

6. Copyright and Licensing

  • Use a Creative Commons License (CC BY):
    • Authors retain copyright but allow the journal to distribute their work.
    • Enables free sharing and adaptation of content with proper attribution.

7. Publication Frequency

  • Quarterly publication:
    • Four issues per year to maintain a steady flow of high-quality content.

8. Indexing and Abstracting

  • Start with indexing in:
    • Google Scholar.
    • CrossRef (assigning DOI to articles).
    • Progress to Scopus, Web of Science, or ERIC as the journal establishes credibility.

9. Online Presence

  • Develop a dedicated journal website:
    • Features:
      • About the journal.
      • Editorial board.
      • Submission guidelines.
      • Published articles (open access).
    • Online submission portal for tracking manuscripts.

10. Promotion Strategies

  • Collaborate with universities and research institutions.
  • Leverage academic conferences to promote the journal.
  • Use social media to share published articles.
  • Send out newsletters to a mailing list of educators and researchers.