Peer review and reviewers are crucial to the publishing process, as they validate an author’s research to confirm its suitability for publication. The Journal of Issues and Ideas in Education is a double-blind, peer-reviewed journal where the editor(s) mediate between the reviewer(s) and corresponding author(s). The reviewer(s) are subject experts assigned by the editor(s) to assess the quality, importance, and scientific contribution of the submitted manuscript. The review process should be completed within the defined time frame without any bias. If a review cannot be completed within the given time, you may contact the editor(s) to request an extension. Your expert comments should be submitted through the online process. Please ensure that all required documents (text material, figures, rough data, etc.) are available for your review. If anything is missing, please contact the editor(s) directly. You can learn more about reviewer responsibilities by downloading the ethical guidelines:
https://publicationethics.org/sites/default/files/ethical-guidelines-peer-reviewers-cope.pdf
The peer review of manuscripts has been classified into three screening stages. During the screening, the reviewer must focus on the originality and novelty of the manuscript. The article should possess scientific soundness, industrial significance and good quality presentation. For more details about the peer review policy:
The editor will confirm that publication ethics & guidelines have been followed before making the final decision.
The paper is accepted and does not need further modification.
The paper will be accepted after minor revisions. In such cases, the revised paper will be reviewed by the original reviewers, or the editor may make the final decision.
The paper will be sent to the original reviewers for re-evaluation unless they opt out.
The paper will not be accepted due to major deficiencies and is not recommended for resubmission.
Authors must revise their papers within the allowed time frame. Manuscripts with major revisions will be sent to the original reviewers for a second-round review. Manuscripts with minor revisions will typically be reviewed by the editor. The final decision will be made by the editor after a careful and unbiased assessment.
No changes to authorship are permissible after final submission on the manuscript submission system.