About

Editor-in-Chief

• Dr. Marion A. Cresencio

Managing Editor

• Prof. Mary Joy Sawa-an

Associate Editors

• Dr. Annabelle A. Gordonas

Associate Editor/Language Editor

• Dr. Emeteria Leonila A. Perez

External Associate Editor

• Dr. Alvin Barcelona
• Prof. Jhon Philip D. Cainoy

Name

Dr. Marion A. Cresencio

Email Address

macresencio@pup.edu.ph

Contact Number

5335-1707 Local 372

Address

PUP Graduate School, M.H. Del Pilar Campus

Authorship of the Paper

Authorship should be limited only to those who have made a significant intellectual contribution to the conception, planning, design, execution, or interpretation of the study.

In multiple co-authorship, the corresponding author should ensure the editorial board that all co-authors are listed and that no other uninvolved persons are included in the list.  The corresponding author, likewise, should also assure the board that the final draft/version of the paper was agreed upon by all co-authors.

Disclosure and Conflicts of Interest

All authors should disclose any possible conflict of interests that may be construed to influence the results or interpretation of the manuscript.

Originality, Plagiarism and Acknowledgment of Sources  

The author must submit only original works and must appropriately cite or quote the work or words of others.  He/she assures that the paper does not infringe laws on plagiarism and copyright. 

Redundant or Concurrent Publication

Manuscript that have been copyrighted and/or published in other journals/books cannot be submitted.  Also, manuscripts which are undergoing review elsewhere must not be submitted.            

Errors in the Published Works

The author, upon discovery of any significant error in his/her own published work, must notify the editor or publisher and must cooperate with the editorial team to rectify the error in form of an erratum. 

1.    Identifying information of author/s.
       1.1    Name
       1.2    Organization/Institutional Affiliation
       1.3    Email address

2.    The research project should be related to the focus or topics of interest of the Education Review.
3.    The research topic should be relevant to a variety of context across education disciplines, properly documented and supported – not parochial.
4.    Abstract of the paper must be limited to 250 words. It must reflect the article’s main focus and summarizes the essential points; objective and theoretical framework, method, relevant findings, conclusions, and recommendations, where relevant. Key words must be provided.
5.    The title should embody the contents of the article.
6.    Main body of the article must contain the introduction, objectives, theoretical framework, literature review, method, findings and discussion, conclusions, and recommendations.
7.    APA citation style, 7th edition, is the preferred documentations style. This must be applied in in-text and terminal citations, punctuations, abbreviations, tables, headings and presentations of statistics.
8.    Figures provided should be clear and in JPEG format.
9.    Manuscript style of the paper:
    a)    Should be in MS Word 93-2007 document format
    b)    Should be typed using Bookman Old Style, size 11
    c)    Should have justified margins, one-inch size on all sides
    d)    Should be double spaced except for the abstract, long quotations, tables, and references
    e)    Should have pages consecutively numbered at the bottom right of the paper
     f)    Should have 5,000-6,000 words only including references

10.    To be considered for publication in the Education Review, it must be an original work; is not published elsewhere, is not submitted to another publication, nor is currently being reviewed.
11.    Articles written in Filipino are accepted. The abstract however must be written in English.
12.    All article submission will undergo double-blind review.
13.    The article should be submitted to edrev@pup.edu.ph. A notice of receipt will be sent to the authors.

• Initial screening process of the Editorial Board. Prior to the review process, initial screening is done by the members of the editorial board in order to guarantee the appropriateness of the manuscript for publication. The editorial board checks the following elements of the manuscripts: referencing standards, grammar, plagiarism, and other technical standards. Also, the editorial board reserves the right to filter manuscripts that are irrelevant to the Journal’s theme.

• Blind peer-review process. The Journal observes double-blind peer review system where both the identities of the reviewer and the contributor are kept confidential from each other. Since the review process could be tedious, we ask for the patience of the author.

• Notice of acceptance or rejection. Based on the feedback from the referees or reviewers, the author will be informed whether the Editorial Board has decided to accept or reject the submission for publication. In many cases, the author is tasked to revise one’s submission based on the recommendations of the referees and the Editorial Board. Both the reviewers and the Editorial Board have the final say whether to include the manuscript or not in the Journal.

• Notice to publish. A notice to publish will be sent to the author once the recommended revisions are addressed. In this stage, we require full cooperation from the author as this stage involves editing the style, format, grammar, and layout of the accepted submission.

COPYEDITING

All accepted manuscripts for publication are copyedited, proofread, and sent back to the contributor for approval of significant/substantial editorial changes. However, the editor reserves the right to make minor changes for clarity and accuracy without seeking the author’s permission.