When a new manuscript is submitted, the editorial team of Education and Self Development carries out a preliminary assessment and checks it for compliance with the journal guidelines. In case of successful initial check, the manuscript is sent out for… read more
Author : Dinara Bisimbaeva
Editorial. To cite or not to cite? Text recycling in scholarly writing
Text recycling is widely discussed in the research community. However, editors and authors may have contrasting opinions on this matter. What are the reasons for their disagreement, in what sections text recycling is appropriate and how to avoid self-plagiarism?… read more
Editorial. Key Principles of Peer Review
Almost all my editorials were written drawing on the experience of working with authors. The articles examined issues that were considered controversial or challenging for authors. However, this editorial will focus on another important participants… read more
Editorial: The Manuscript Submission Process in Editorial Park
Any scholarly journal undergoes changes at some point of its development. The updates can be large-scale and deal with the journal’s strategy, editorial policy or structure, or they can address technical issues. Whatever transformational processes… read more
The Structure Again! Common Mistakes in Writing the Discussion
One of the most frequent comments that the editors of Education and Self Development make at the stage of preliminary assessment relates to the Discussion chapter. This section is either not discursive or written superficially. In this editorial I want… read more
Editorial: Choosing a title for a scholarly paper
This editorial was written following the discussion initiated at the conference for
scientific editors and publishers. The delegates raised a number of relevant and thoughtprovoking
issues. Among them was the quality of reviews, the author-editorship
interaction,… read more
Editorial. Writing a literature review: A simple task might be arduous?
What makes a scientific paper good? I believe everyone has an answer or at least an assumption. The variations in answers are contingent on firsthand experience. The feed- back that we receive from reviewers and editors when we submit our papers to journals… read more