Overview
Education Mind is an open-access international journal dedicated to publishing high-quality research. All articles undergo a thorough peer-review process. The journal release two issues per year, with each issue published at any point within the corresponding six-month period. This flexible approach ensures that valuable research is made available to the academic community as soon as it is ready.Education Mind publishes research employing a variety of qualitative and/or quantitative methods and/or mixed approaches which take account of how participants can become involved in research processes in all areas of the education field.
The aim of Education Mind is to increase understanding of participatory research relating to learning and teaching in all levels of education, and to contribute to the improvement of educational processes and outcomes.
Also referred to as Journal of Education Mind and Education Mind Journal.
Announcements
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Announcement regarding change in publication model
Our journal will transition to a continuous publication model starting from 2027. With this change, articles will be published online immediately upo...
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Special issue announcement: Physical Education and Sport Pedagogy: Contemporary Approaches and Inclusive Practices
Dear Colleagues, We are pleased to invite submissions for a forthcoming special issue of Education Mind dedicated to current research and scholarly d...
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Acceptance Rate
64 days
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Latest Articles
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Identifying misconceptions of 5th grade students regarding triangles and quadrilaterals
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Social emotional learning skills of middle school students
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The effects of using analogy in science education on academic achievement: A meta-analysis study
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Effect of technology-supported argumentation-based instruction in science education on seventh-grade students' motivation toward science course
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Open Access