Publication Ethics
SINAU: Jurnal Ilmiah Pendidikan dan Pembelajaran (Scientific Journal of Education and Learning) is committed to maintaining the highest ethical standards in the publication of scientific works. These publication ethics apply to all parties involved in the publishing process, including authors, editors, reviewers, and journal managers.
- Ethics for Writers
- Authors must guarantee that the submitted article is original work, not plagiarized, and has not been published in another journal.
- Authors must include appropriate citations and references for every idea, data, or quotation from other sources.
- Authors should avoid simultaneous submission of manuscripts to other journals.
- Authors must cite all parties who significantly contributed to the writing (do not include "honorary author").
- If a significant error is discovered in a published article, the author must immediately contact the editor for correction or retraction.
- Ethics for Editors
- Editors are responsible for making decisions to accept or reject articles based on scientific merit, originality, and relevance.
- Editors must maintain the confidentiality of manuscript content and not misuse it for personal gain.
- Editors are required to ensure a fair, objective, and conflict-free review process.
- Editors must provide clear and constructive feedback to authors.
- Ethics for Bestari Partners (Reviewer)
- Reviewers are tasked with objectively assessing the scientific quality of manuscripts and providing constructive comments to authors.
- Reviewers must maintain the confidentiality of manuscripts and must not distribute or use them for personal gain.
- Reviewers must decline to review if they have a conflict of interest with the content or authors of the manuscript.
- Ethics for Journal Managers
- Journal managers are responsible for maintaining the integrity of all publication processes.
- Managers must ensure that all parties involved in the publication process carry out their duties in accordance with ethical principles.
- The manager is responsible for disseminating information openly and transparently to the scientific community.
