ABOUT US

The International Journal of Perspectives in Education (IJPE) is a peer-reviewed, bi-annual international journal with ISSN 2456-3412. The journal is published twice a year, in January and March. It is an open-access journal published in English.

The journal welcomes scholarly contributions in the fields of Education, Mathematics, Management, Social Sciences, Geography, Advertising, Accounting and Finance, Botany, Business Research, Chemistry, Commerce, Computer Applications, Consumer Behaviour and Relationship Management, Corporate Governance, Earth Sciences, Economics, E-commerce, Biosciences, Entrepreneurship, History, Human Resource Management, Information Technology, Library Science, International Business, Law, Life Sciences, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Performing Arts, Physics, Psychology, Health Care, Fine Arts, Industrial Relations, Architecture, Marketing Communication, Marketing Management, Microbiology, Nursing and Pharmacy, Nutraceuticals, Physical Education, Philosophy, Political Science, Population Studies, Selling and Marketing Techniques, Strategic Management, Total Quality Management, Training and Development, Sociology, English, Veterinary Sciences, and other related disciplines.

The journal gives priority to the latest findings and research contributions from experts and scholars around the world. Each issue contains research articles, review papers, and other scholarly works. Manuscripts for review may be sent to: editorijpe10@gmail.com.

AIM AND SCOPE

The journal aims to publish original research papers, review articles, and short communications in all the above-mentioned fields. Submitted manuscripts must be original, accurate, meaningful, and well written.

AUDIENCE

The journal is intended for scientists, university faculty members, academicians, professionals, research scholars, and anyone interested in these fields of study.

AUTHOR GUIDELINES

  • Manuscripts must be original and should not have been published previously or submitted elsewhere.
  • Manuscripts must be written in English using MS Word format (.doc or .docx).
  • The manuscript should contain a minimum of 3 pages and a maximum of 15 pages.
  • A maximum of four authors is permitted per paper.
  • The font style should be Times New Roman.
  • Authors must include index terms or keywords.
  • The manuscript should follow a single-column format.
  • Authors are advised to follow the submission guidelines carefully for smooth publication.

     

    PLAGIARISM POLICY

    Plagiarism, whether intentional or unintentional, is considered a serious academic violation. It includes copying ideas, text, data, tables, figures, or graphs from other sources and presenting them as original work without proper citation.

    The journal considers a manuscript plagiarized if it contains 35% or more similarity without appropriate citation. If plagiarism is detected before or after publication, the author will be given an opportunity to respond. If the explanation is unsatisfactory, the manuscript will be withdrawn, and the author may be restricted from publishing in the journal for a period determined by the Editor(s).

    REVIEW PROCESS

    Manuscripts are accepted for review on the understanding that the work has neither been published nor submitted elsewhere. Simultaneous submissions will lead to immediate rejection.

    Papers that do not fall within the scope of the journal will be rejected during the preliminary review stage. All manuscripts undergo a fair, unbiased, and well-established peer-review process and are evaluated based on significance, originality, and usefulness to the journal’s readership.

    The identity of reviewers will remain confidential, and each manuscript will be reviewed by three experts in the relevant field. The review decisions may include:

    Accept without major changes.

    Accept with minor revisions.

    Accept after required revisions or clarification.

    Reject, but encourage major revision and resubmission.

    Reject without recommendation for resubmission. 

    The review process generally takes about one month. The Editor reserves the right to reject manuscripts that do not meet the aims, scope, or quality standards of the journal.

    FREE ACCESS POLICY

    This journal provides immediate free access to all its content, based on the principle that free availability of scientific knowledge promotes the global exchange and democratization of knowledge.

    COMPONENTS OF A MANUSCRIPT

    Title Page

    The first page of the manuscript should contain the title of the paper, names and affiliations of all authors, any additional affiliations, and the corresponding author’s address and e-mail ID.

     

    Abstract

    The abstract should not exceed 250 words. It should briefly summarize the study and include all major findings. The abstract should not be divided into subsections.

     

    Body Text

    The manuscript should be divided into clearly defined sections with appropriate headings and subheadings, numbered consecutively.

     

    Tables and Figures

    Tables and figures should be submitted along with the main manuscript.

     

    Results

    Results should be presented clearly and concisely.

     

    Discussion

    The discussion should explain the significance of the findings rather than repeating the results. Combining the Results and Discussion sections is acceptable where appropriate. Excessive citations and lengthy discussions of published literature should be avoided.

     

    Conclusion

    The major conclusions of the study may be presented in a separate Conclusion section or included within the Discussion section.

     

    Acknowledgement

    All relevant funding sources and conflicts of interest should be clearly disclosed in the acknowledgements section. Authors should avoid using the word “number” in grant or contract acknowledgements.

     

    References

    References should be numbered sequentially in the order in which they appear in the manuscript, including tables, figures, and supplementary materials.

     

    SUBMISSION PROCESS

    Authors are invited to submit their research papers electronically in MS Word format to the Executive Chief Editor via e-mail at editorijpe10@gmail.com.

    Submission of a manuscript implies that the work has not been published previously and is not under consideration for publication elsewhere, either in full or in part.

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2013 Volume 1 Issue 1

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1 Dr. Yechalekebede
Dr. Getu Lemma
Dr. Gedionteshome
Urban Rental Housing Conditions and Affordability Problems of Civil Servants in Aleta Wondo Town, Ethiopia 1 - 20 Download
2 Dr. Maneesh. B Agrarian Crisis in India: A National Perspective 21 - 31 Download
3 Dr. Pradeesh. S Recent Trends in Commerce and Management Education in India 32 - 39 Download
4 Tesfaye Alemu Tamene Jiru The Effect of Co-operative Learning Techniques in Enhancing the Reading Comprehension 40 - 46 Download
5 Dr. S. Anbazhagan
Ms. M. Selvi
Education for Global Citizenship 47 - 52 Download
6 V. Vijusha Teachers' Perception of Process - Blended Teaching: A Study of Secondary School English Language Teacher of Kerala State 53 - 58 Download

2013 Volume 1 Issue 2

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1 R. Ramesh Reddy Bus Frequency, Impact on Speed of Urban Traffic at Kerb Side Bus Stop Based on Multiple Regression Analysis: A Case Study in Hyderabad 1 - 16 Download
2 Mr. Haile Alemu Critical Pedagogy: A Review 17 - 27 Download
3 J. Ienstin Jose
U.V. Ajitha Kumari
Social Intelligence and Social Maturity of IX Standard School Students in Thuckalay Educational District 28 - 35 Download
4 Anitha Kumari. B
Jeba Jannet Mary
Metacognition and Creative Thinking of High School Students 36 - 41 Download
5 J. Aushlin Justina
Dr. A. Beaula
Life Skills and Self-Concept of Adolescents in Kuzhithurai Educational District 42 - 47 Download
6 Sindhu Shaji Positivism, Anti-Positivism and Neo-Gramscianism 48 - 52 Download
7 R. T. Jegatheeswari Parental Involvement in Education 53 - 56 Download

2014 Volume 2 Issue 1

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1 Reji. D. Nair Assessment Standards in Business Studies Programs: A Case Study from Middle East 1 - 15 Download
2 Dr. R. R. Preethi A Study on Socio-Economic Conditions of Women Entrepreneurship in Kanyakumari District 16 - 25 Download
3 V. Arockia Amuthan An Economic Impact of Policy Perspective on Quality Education in Tamil Nadu 26 - 34 Download
4 M. Ajantha Mary
R. Sunitha
A Study on Environmental Awareness and Ecological Behaviour among Arts and Science College Students in Kanyakumari District 35 - 40 Download
5 Dr. R. Daphine
A. G. K. Daniel
Attitude towards Individualization is Behind the Success in Learning Science through Computer Technology 41 - 45 Download
6 Dr. S. Prathika Ayyankali as a Dalit Leader 46 - 50 Download
7 A. S. Shijina Corporate Disclosure Practices of Indian Companies: Evidence from Banking Sector 51 - 55 Download

2014 Volume 2 Issue 2

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1 Mr. Abera Uncha Utallo
Mr. Degefa Tolosa Degaga
Farmer’s Indigenous Agricultural Knowledge in Gamo Highlands, South Western Ethiopia: Characteristics and Sustainability 1 - 13 Download
2 T. Rajesh Service Quality and Customer Satisfaction in Online Banking 14 - 23 Download
3 Dr. S. Geetha Environmental Pollution Concerning to the Production of Plastic Goods 24 - 29 Download
4 Dr. C. Thenmozhi An Innovation in Education: Virtual Learning Environment 30 - 35 Download
5 T. Loudi Gracy Arulmani Strategies for Effective Classroom Management 36 - 41 Download
6 K. Krishna Priya Role of Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS) Scheme in India 42 - 46 Download
7 Manoj Chandrasenan Curriculum Expectations and Teacher competences – An Empirical Study (Based on Kerala TTC) 47 - 51 Download
8 Ratheeshkumar V. V The Concept of Eminent Domain under the Indian Constitution 52 - 55 Download

2015 Volume 3 Issue 1

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1 Shiji Fazil
Reena Ravindran
Spectral & Biological Characterization of Zirconyl Complexes of a Pyrazolone-ß-Diketo Hydrazone Ligand 1 - 10 Download
2 Sajna Shaji The Philosophical Underpinnings of Educational Research 11 - 20 Download
3 Dr. Smitha. J. M Differentiated Instruction: A Road to Meaningful Learning 21 - 28 Download
4 Dr. Henry Pandian. S
V. Arockia Amuthan
Attitude and Skills Learning of College Students Community in Tamil Nadu – A Case Study of Students from Autonomous Colleges of Thoothukudi District 29 - 35 Download
5 T. R. Hema Priya A Study on ICTs Among Arts and Science Colleges in Kanyakumari District 36 - 40 Download
6 Sajil Surabhi
R. Abhiram
Hypertext and Learning: A Conceptual Approach to Digital Pedagogy 41 - 45 Download
7 Dr. J. Jebaselvi Attitudes and Skills in Learning 46 - 50 Download
8 Dr. N. S. Nelson
Bhaskaran
Safeguarding Women from The Clutches of Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse 51 - 55 Download

2015 Volume 3 Issue 2

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1 Mr. Manguday Mercho Trends and Development in English Language Teaching (ELT): Review 1 - 12 Download
2 Sultan Bedane Halkiyu
Jemal Bedane Halkiyo
Dr. Raju Ramesh Reddy
Assessment of the Impact of Urban Public Transport Terminals on Traffic Speed in Shashemene, Ethiopia 13 - 22 Download
3 Dr. Sivakumar ICT in Education: The Indian Perspective 23 - 29 Download
4 Dr. S. Henry Pandian An Economic Analysis of Choice of Higher Educational Institutions by Students of Tamil Nadu 30 - 36 Download
5 Mrs. Jeba Jannet Mary Metacognition and Creative Thinking of High School Students 37 - 42 Download
6 Mr. R. Vinodh Kumar
Dr. M. Vakkil
Integrating Skill Development in Higher Education 43 - 46 Download
7 Dr. I. Ponnusamy An Economic Impact of Innovation for Technologies in Educational Research in Tamil Nadu 47 - 50 Download
8 B. Anisha Innovative Teaching Practices for Modern Pedagogy 51 - 55 Download

2016 Volume 4 Issue 1

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1 Santhosh T. M
Dr. Umer Farooque. T. K
Awareness about Emerging Trends in Commerce Among Higher Secondary School Commerce Students of Wayanad District 1 - 13 Download
2 Rajesh V. Nair Writing as Resistance: An Analysis of Sister Jesme’s Amen 14 - 21 Download
3 Saritha. V. S Case Study as a Research Method 22 - 28 Download
4 U. V. Ajitha Kumari
N. V. Sree Vani
Preparation and Testing of Computer Assisted Model for Learning Mathematics at Secondary Level 29 - 34 Download
5 E. Subbulakshmi College and University Libraries 35 - 40 Download
6 Manguday Mercho Multifaceted Innovative Strategies for Vocabulary Learning: An Empirical Study 41 - 46 Download
7 Dr. K. Senthil Kumar Activity Based Learning Strategies in Higher Education 47 - 50 Download
8 Dr. N. Mary Usha Contributions of Missionaries to Malayalam Language and Literature 51 - 53 Download

2016 Volume 4 Issue 2

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1 Dr. Indira A. Jayaraj
Dr. S. Thangarajathi
Innovative Pedagogy in Transforming Science Education 1 - 10 Download
2 Sedigheh Alirezael An Appraisal on the Right to Education of Children in India – A Critical Analysis 11 - 19 Download
3 N. Jasmine Sunitha
C. S. Subitha
Effectiveness of Co-Operative Learning for Teaching Mathematics at Secondary Level 20 - 26 Download
4 Dr. C. Venkatramana Reddy Parental Involvement in Education 27 - 33 Download
5 E. S. Mercy and
Dr. S. Thangarajathi
Teaching Through Media and Technology 34 - 39 Download
6 Amy Alexander Well Begun: Icebreakers as an Effective Tool for English Language Teaching 40 - 44 Download
7 Dr. J. Johnsi Priya Gamification of Learning: Using Game Elements in Non-Gaming Contexts 45 - 48 Download
8 S. R. Parameshwaran
Dr. Saravana Selvan. R
E-Advertisement Acts as a Mediocre for Creative Efficacious Language Acquisition 49 - 50 Download

2017 Volume 5 Issue 1

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1 Dr. Abate Demissie
Gedamu
English Language Teachers’ and Students’ Perceptions of Teacher Interpersonal Behavior in Ethiopian Context 1 - 12 Download
2 Dr. Dileep. A. S Customer’s Perception on Marketing of MILMA Products with Special Reference to Thiruvananthapuram Regional Co-Operative Milk Producer's Union. 13 - 21 Download
3 M. Pradheeba
Dr. B. William Dharma Raj
S.R. Sundaravalli
Suggestopedia: A Friendly Approach to the Inclusive Classroom 22 - 29 Download
4 L. Darsana
U. V. Ajitha Kumari
A Study of Self-Regulated Learning and Academ Achievement of Secondary School Students i Learning Mathematics 30 - 35 Download
5 M. Savitha Classroom Management 36 - 40 Download
6 A. Rabiya
T. Mohana Priya
E-Learning: An Effective Way of Teaching for Effective Learners 41 - 45 Download
7 R. Sunitha
S. Vithya Praba
A Comparative Study on Environmental Awareness and Mental Health of Higher Secondary Students of Kuzhithurai Educational District 46 - 52 Download

2017 Volume 5 Issue 2

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1 Dr. Reji. D. Nair Islamic Banking and Economic Recession: An Empirical Discourse in the Midst of Global Recession 2007-2010 1 - 12 Download
2 Dr. L. Anila In Vitro Studies on Antioxidant Properties of Gallic Acid from Mangifera Indica 13 - 21 Download
3 Sini Naseera Role of Celebrity in The Effectiveness of Advertising 22 - 28 Download
4 R. M. Regitha Benefits and Challenges in Integrating ICT in Education 29 - 34 Download
5 Prem. K. Khatry The Sublimity of Paravidyain Education 35 - 40 Download
6 Dr. J. Shakila
K. Lakshmi Tulasi
Parental Involvement: A Key for Children’s Academic Performance 41 - 45 Download
7 Manoj Chandrasenan Sensuousness of Poetry Made Tangible: The Digitalized Approach 46 - 49 Download
8 A. Siva Jothi
S. Robinson Chellathurai
The Upper Total x-Edge Steiner Number of a Graph 50 - 54 Download

2018 Volume 6 Issue 1

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1 Dr. Raveendran Nair. S Competence Required of Teachers to Teach English in Secondary Schools 1 - 10 Download
2 Mr. Pramod Thomas
George
ICT Based Innovative Practices in Classroom Management 11 - 19 Download
3 Meles Yohannes New Dimensions of Communicative Language Teaching (CLT) in the 21st century: A Review 20 - 27 Download
4 J. Jenesha Beatrice Virtual Reality in Education 28 - 33 Download
5 Dr. M. Ilankumaran Effective Speaking and Effective Listening 34 - 38 Download
6 Lourdu Mary
Dr. Rexlin Jose
Parental Involvement in Education 39 - 43 Download
7 Dr. Helen PremaLatha Innovative Practices for Effective Classroom Management 44 - 47 Download
8 Sunil Kumar. K Probing Masters Level Teaching / Learning Economics in Kerala 48 - 51 Download

2018 Volume 6 Issue 2

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1 Sizina Joseph “Othering” in Monica Ali’s Brick Lane 1 - 10 Download
2 Dr. Raju Ramesh Reddy Analysis of Traffic Speed Variance on a Three Lane Urban Road due to Road Side Bus Station and Taxi Stand – A Case Study in Wolayita Sodo Town, Ethiopia 11 - 19 Download
3 U.V. Ajitha Kumari
T. Mallika
Self – Confidence and Emotional Adjustment of Higher Secondary Students 20 - 26 Download
4 G. R. Geedhu Krishna
Dr. J. Gracia
Enhancement of Snacky food Jackfruit (Arthocarpus Heterophyllus) for School Children 27 - 32 Download
5 Dr. Vijayachandran Pillai. B
Dr. Harikumar. V
Challenges of Agricultural Commodity Markets in Kerala- (A Case Study of Agricultural Market in Anayara, Thiruvananthapuram) 33 - 38 Download
6 Hari Krishnan P. K Role of ICT in Teaching - Learning in Higher Education – Shifting Paradigm 39 - 43 Download
7 Dr. M. V Premakala
Dr. D. Radharamanan Pillai
Voices of the Dead: Spectacle of War and Trauma in Tribal Literature 44 - 49 Download
8 K. Malathi
Dr. G. Pushparaj
Dr. Regi, S.
Social Reforms of Gowri Parvathi Bai 50 - 56 Download

2019 Volume 7 Issue 1

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1 Donna M. Zucker Teaching Research Methods in the Humanities and Social Sciences -How to do Case Study Research 1 - 11 Download
2 S. Jayaraman For Whom and How Should the Bell Toll? The Role of The Teacher Training Institutions in Revamping Primary Education in Schools 12 - 18 Download
3 Dr. K. C. Bindhu Privatization in Teacher Education 19 - 25 Download
4 Dr. Lakkannavar B. L
Aiysha Ameena. M. S
Relationship of Emotional Intelligence, Mental Health and Adjustment 26 - 31 Download
5 Dr. P. Subramanian Innovative Teaching Methods in Science 32 - 36 Download
6 Dr. S. Ambili The Social Background of the Depressed Classes in Kerala in the 19th Century 37 - 41 Download
7 M. AnithaNarayani
Dr. D. Packia Lakshmi
Parental Encouragement and Academic Achievement of Commerce Group Students at Higher Secondary Stage 42 - 46 Download
8 Mr. Sivakumar
Dr. G. Palanivelu
E-Learning Creates a Painless Environment to the 21st Century Learners 47 - 51 Download

2019 Volume 7 Issue 2

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1 Dr. D. Packialakshmi
S. Anitha Mary
Stress and Job Satisfaction among Primary School Teachers after Implementation of Trimester System and Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation Scheme 1 - 12 Download
2 Dr. Jithesh Krishnan. R Seasonal Dynamics in the Phytoplankton Density of Mullaperiyar Reservoir in the Western Ghats of Kerala 13 - 20 Download
3 Dr. Radharamanan Pillai Bush-Meat Trade and Wild Life Depletion 21 - 26 Download
4 Dr. K. C. Bindhu
S. Bathruneeza
Handling Students Unrest and Behavioral Problem 27 - 32 Download
5 Dr. Helen Prema Latha Strategies of Professional Development of Teachers 33 - 38 Download
6 L. Darsana
U. V. Ajitha Kumari
A Study of Self-Regulated Learning and Academic Achievement of Secondary School Students in Learning Mathematics 39 - 44 Download
7 Loganathan Srinivasan Alternative Energy Source for Self-Reliant in Ethiopia 45 - 46 Download
8 H. Mohamed Shajahan
Dr. Munir M. Alhaddad
A Transition Map Method to Find Overlay Text 47 - 51 Download
2019 Volume 7 Issue 2
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1 Dr. D. Packialakshmi
S. Anitha Mary
Stress and Job Satisfaction among Primary School Teachers after Implementation of Trimester System and Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation Scheme 1 - 12 Download
2 Dr. Jithesh Krishnan. R Seasonal Dynamics in the Phytoplankton Density of Mullaperiyar Reservoir in the Western Ghats of Kerala 13 - 20 Download
3 Dr. Radharamanan Pillai Bush-Meat Trade and Wild Life Depletion 21 - 26 Download
4 Dr. K. C. Bindhu
S. Bathruneeza
Handling Students Unrest and Behavioral Problem 27 - 32 Download
5 Dr. Helen Prema Latha Strategies of Professional Development of Teachers 33 - 38 Download
6 L. Darsana
U. V. Ajitha Kumari
A Study of Self-Regulated Learning and Academic Achievement of Secondary School Students in Learning Mathematics 39 - 44 Download
7 Loganathan Srinivasan Alternative Energy Source for Self-Reliant in Ethiopia 45 - 46 Download
8 H. Mohamed Shajahan
Dr. Munir M. Alhaddad
A Transition Map Method to Find Overlay Text 47 - 51 Download
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