Journal of Science, Mathematics and Educational Innovation is committed to maintaining integrity, transparency, responsibility, and academic standards throughout the scholarly publication process.
Ethical publishing requires responsible conduct from all parties involved in scholarly communication. Authors, editors, reviewers, and the publisher each have an important role in maintaining the credibility and integrity of the publication process.
JSMEI expects manuscripts, editorial decisions, peer-review activities, and published articles to be handled according to principles of academic honesty, confidentiality, transparency, fairness, and accountability.
Authors are responsible for the originality, accuracy, integrity, and ethical preparation of submitted scholarly work.
Submit original scholarly work.
Provide accurate and reliable research information.
Acknowledge relevant sources appropriately.
Disclose relevant conflicts of interest.
Ensure appropriate authorship attribution.
Editors are responsible for ensuring fair, confidential, independent, and academically appropriate editorial decisions.
Evaluate manuscripts fairly and objectively.
Protect confidentiality during editorial handling.
Avoid inappropriate conflicts of interest.
Select suitable reviewers based on expertise.
Maintain editorial independence.
Reviewers support editorial decision-making through confidential, objective, constructive, and scholarly evaluation.
Maintain manuscript confidentiality.
Provide objective academic assessment.
Provide constructive reviewer comments.
Declare potential conflicts of interest.
Avoid inappropriate use of unpublished material.
The publisher supports responsible journal management, editorial independence, publication integrity, and preservation of the scholarly record.
Support ethical journal management.
Respect editorial independence.
Support corrections when necessary.
Maintain publication transparency.
Support preservation of published records.
Submitted manuscripts should represent original scholarly work and appropriately acknowledge the work of others.
Authorship should reflect meaningful scholarly contribution to the work.
Data, analysis, results, and reporting should be accurate and responsibly presented.
Relevant financial, professional, or other conflicts should be disclosed when applicable.
Manuscripts and review information should be handled confidentially during editorial evaluation.
All parties should respond responsibly when ethical concerns or publication errors are identified.
Use of another person's work or ideas without appropriate acknowledgment.
Creation or manipulation of research data or findings in a misleading manner.
Submitting the same manuscript simultaneously to more than one publication venue.
Inclusion or exclusion of individuals in ways that do not reflect genuine scholarly contribution.
Failure to disclose relevant interests that may affect scholarly judgment.
Attempts to improperly influence the peer-review or editorial decision process.
When significant errors or ethical concerns are identified in published material, JSMEI may take appropriate editorial action according to the nature and seriousness of the issue.
Ethical scholarly publishing depends on responsible conduct by authors, reviewers, editors, and the publisher throughout the entire publication process.
