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At a glance
- Manuscripts are uploaded as Word files (.docx) written in the journal template.
- Every research article is checked for originality and goes through double-blind peer review.
- The publication fee (IDR 1,230,000) is invoiced after the initial check, before peer review starts.
- Fees, partners and payment never influence an editorial decision.
Journal of Education and Teaching Learning publishes original, peer-reviewed work. These guidelines explain what the editors expect from a manuscript and how it travels from your computer to publication. The journal template and the publication policies are part of these guidelines.
Before you submit
- Check that the manuscript fits the focus and scope of the journal.
- The manuscript must be original, not published before and not under review at another journal.
- All authors have read and approved the final version and agree to its submission.
- Research involving people, animals or personal data has the approvals it needs (see research ethics).
- Every source you use is cited; text, data or images taken from others are clearly marked (see plagiarism and similarity).
Preparing the manuscript
Write the manuscript in the journal template and keep its styles, so the editors and the production team can work with the file directly. Upload it as a Word file (.docx). PDF files are not accepted as the main manuscript file.
Unless the template for your issue says otherwise, a research article contains:
- Title: specific and informative, without abbreviations.
- Authors: full names, department, institution, city and country of every author, the ORCID iD when available, and the e-mail address of the corresponding author.
- Abstract: one paragraph with the purpose, methods, main results and conclusion.
- Keywords: three to six terms that describe the content.
- Introduction, methods, results, discussion and conclusion.
- Acknowledgements and funding, including grant numbers.
- Declarations: conflicts of interest, author contributions and, where relevant, ethics approval and data availability.
- References in the style of the template, ideally managed with a reference manager.
Figures and tables are numbered, cited in the text and placed where they belong in the template. Use images that are sharp at their printed size and give the source of any figure you did not create.
Submit the complete manuscript with author names, affiliations and acknowledgements. The anonymous copy for the reviewers is prepared by the journal's editorial system, so you do not need to remove anything yourself.
Research and publication ethics
The journal follows the COPE Core Practices. Please read the policies on publication ethics, authorship, conflicts of interest, data sharing and the use of AI tools by authors before you submit. A manuscript that does not meet them is returned or declined, whatever its stage.
Registering an account
- Open the author registration page.
- Fill in your name, e-mail address, affiliation and country. Add your ORCID iD if you have one.
- Confirm your e-mail address with the link we send you (the link stays valid for seven days).
- Log in with your e-mail address and password. Your author profile lists your manuscripts and invoices.
Submitting the manuscript
- Log in and open Submit a manuscript.
- Choose the issue or section you are submitting to, when the journal offers a choice.
- Upload the manuscript (.docx) and any supplementary files.
- Enter the title, abstract, keywords and every co-author exactly as in the manuscript.
- Confirm the submission declarations and, if you like, write a short note to the editor.
- Send the submission. You receive a confirmation e-mail with a link to track your manuscript.
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What happens after submission
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Step 2
Initial check
Scope, format and similarity are checked by the editors.
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Step 4
Peer review
Independent experts assess the manuscript, each within 60 days.
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Step 5
Revision
You have 14 days per revision, at most 2 rounds.
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Step 6
Decision
The editors accept or decline, based on the reviews.
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Step 7
Production
Copyediting, layout and proofs you check.
You can follow every step on the tracking page and talk with the editors there. All decisions and requests also reach you by e-mail.
Peer review and revision
Each research article is reviewed by at least two independent experts in a double-blind process. When revisions are requested you have 14 days to upload the revised manuscript with a point-by-point response. A manuscript goes through at most 2 review rounds. Details are on Peer review and revision.
Publication fee
The publication fee (APC) is IDR 1,230,000 per article. The invoice is issued after the initial check. All charges, what they cover and how to pay are explained on the publication fee page; refunds are on refund policy.
Working with a partner
You may ask one of the journal's partners to help you prepare, submit and revise your manuscript. Choosing a partner is optional and never changes how the manuscript is reviewed. Read Working with a partner first.
Copyright and open access
Articles are published open access. Authors keep the copyright and publish under the licence named in the copyright and licensing policy; see also open access.
After acceptance
- Copyediting: the editors may ask you to answer queries about the text.
- Layout and proofs: check the proof carefully; only corrections of errors are possible at this stage.
- Publication: the article is published in an issue with its DOI and a certificate for the authors.
- Corrections after publication follow the corrections and retractions policy.
Questions
Write to the editorial office at [email protected]. The contact page lists every way to reach us.

