Educator Perspectives Journal: 2025 Issue
2025 Issue Call for Submissions to EPJ
The editorial team of Educator Perspectives invites manuscripts for potential publication in the 2025 Issue. We seek articles that reflect and showcase a vibrant community of practice across many educational contexts.
Theme: Open Call for Manuscripts – Current and Relevant Educational Needs, Events, Issues, etc.
We would like to invite contributions for our Spring 2025 issue that reflect current, relevant, innovative, and insightful research and commentary across the educational spectrum. This is an open call without a specific theme that provides an opportunity for the intentional discussion of the issues on the front burner for educators. The editors hope to take this opportunity to explore your challenges or recent successes. Our goal is to equip our community with thoughtful articles that will amplify cultivation, sustainability, and stewardship in our profession. We value a variety of responses and insights into the shifting educational environment.
Submissions Guidelines: Submissions should include research-based articles including action/classroom research, qualitative and quantitative research. Essays such as personal reflections, inspirational annotations, classroom practice, interviews, or program descriptions are also welcome. Submissions should be in proper APA 7th edition format. The maximum number of words per manuscript is 3000. References, tables, and appendices do not count against the word limit.
All proposals and accepted manuscripts will be subject to editorial review.
Submission Deadline: March 1st, 2025
Submissions Options:
Submissions should include works in research-based articles including action/classroom research, and qualitative and quantitative research. Essays such as personal reflections, inspirational annotations, classroom practice, interviews, or program descriptions are also welcome. Submissions should be in proper APA seventh edition format. References, tables, and appendices do not count against the page limit. All proposals and accepted manuscripts will be subject to editorial review.
Author Guidelines
Article Submission Criteria:
All submissions must include a cover page of contact information to include each author’s name, title, institution, email address, mailing address, phone number, key contact person, article title (15-word limit), and an abstract (100 words or less).
Articles should be 1,000 to 3,000 words in length. APA is 7th Edition style required. Please submit the manuscript as a separate document void of identifying information (for the blind review process).
Articles must be submitted via the link provided above. Submissions should consist of two documents- a cover letter and the article submission. Email should include “Educator Perspectives-Submission” as the email title. One submission per individual. Incomplete submissions will not be reviewed.
Submission Guidelines:
Submissions will be evaluated with respect to the following criteria and successful articles tend to speak to these criteria:
● Theme. The proposed manuscript should meet the expectations of the theme for the issue (see Call for Submissions.
● Relevance. The proposed manuscript should thoroughly review a significant and important research area within education.
● Viability. The proposal should represent an achievable project within the tight time constraints required. More detail on the timeline is provided below.
● Scope of Interest. Papers of broad interest to scholars in a variety of specialty areas are greatly preferred.
● Organization and Coherence. The proposal should follow a logical structure, read clearly, and thoroughly represent the available research.
● Insight for Future Work. The proposal should convey important implications for future scholars.
● Timeliness/Contribution. Reviews should be on topics for which no recent reviews exist, and the proposal should emphasize how the review will contribute to knowledge in that area.
General Information:
All submissions are reviewed by the Editorial Team and external reviewers. Each proposal is blind reviewed. Author information is not supplied to the reviewer. Submissions should be focused, well organized, effectively developed, concise, and appropriate for the readers. The style should be direct, clear, readable, and free from gender, political,
patriotic, or religious bias. The Editorial Team reserves the right to cancel a submission due to non-compliance at any point. For more detailed information, please contact epjournal@angelo.edu.
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