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is there a list for maths/physics related academic journals aimed at education/teaching
feynman1 said:is there a list for maths/physics related academic journals aimed at education/teaching
Usually I submit to the more difficult journal first. If I don’t get in then usually the comments from the peer reviewers help improve it enough that getting in the less prestigious journal is easy.feynman1 said:So will publishing a paper there be easier than normal research journals?
feynman1 said:Thanks a lot. Physics Education isn't in SCI? PRPER has an IF~2 but is only in SCIE. So will publishing a paper there be easier than normal research journals?
I understand how hard it is to answer this question. To publish in a research journal, one needs to propose some new discoveries to varying degrees. To publish in a teaching journal, reviewers might be more lenient regarding novelty?ZapperZ said:I don't know what this means. What "metric" are you using to claim that it is "easier"? Is it easier than, say, publishing in Nuclear Instrumentation and Methods journal, which I'm guessing, you consider to be a "normal research journal"? Who can tell?
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feynman1 said:but not that cutting edge right
feynman1 said:but we need to be open to more choices don't we
An academic journal aimed at education/teaching is a publication that contains scholarly articles and research studies focused on topics related to education and teaching. These journals are typically peer-reviewed, meaning that articles are evaluated by experts in the field before being accepted for publication. They are a valuable resource for educators, researchers, and students to stay updated on current trends and advancements in the field of education.
Academic journals aimed at education/teaching can contain a variety of articles, including original research studies, literature reviews, theoretical discussions, and practical application pieces. These articles may cover a range of topics such as teaching methods, educational policies, curriculum development, and educational technology.
One way to determine the reputation of an academic journal is to look at its impact factor. This is a measurement of the average number of citations per article in a particular journal over a certain period of time. Journals with a higher impact factor are generally considered more prestigious and influential in their field. It is also important to consider the publisher and editorial board of the journal, as well as any affiliations with professional organizations or universities.
No, not everyone can submit an article to an academic journal aimed at education/teaching. These journals typically have specific guidelines and criteria for submitting articles, and they often require authors to have a certain level of expertise and credentials in the field of education. Additionally, most journals use a peer-review process to evaluate submissions, so not all articles will be accepted for publication.
Academic journals aimed at education/teaching can be accessed through various channels, such as university libraries, online databases, and individual journal websites. Some journals may require a subscription or membership to access their content, while others may offer open access options. Additionally, many articles from these journals can be found through online search engines or through academic networking sites like ResearchGate.