Journal
The EECERJ, the Journal of EECERA, is one of the most prestigious early childhood journals in the world. It is one of only four early years journals indexed by the Institute for Scientific Information. The ISI is highly selective of the journals in the citation databases and indices it maintains. EECERJ is located in the Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI). EECERJ is peer reviewed, scholarly and is particular interested in research which has application.
EECERJ is issued six times annually and now is in its 30th year of publication. It has become a world leader in the field. EECERJ is published by Taylor & Francis.
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Latest articles
- ECEC quality matters for boys: gender differences in the long-term associations between ECEC quality and academic outcomes
- Capturing family soundscapes for a deeper understanding and knowledge of early childhood music education: the contributions made by LENA® technology
- Approaching children’s perspectives on belonging: methodological and ethical challenges
- The impact of earthquake anxiety on preschool teachers: coping strategies and educational implications
- COVID-19: everyday stories of life in lockdown as told by parents of young children in England
- Vignettes as a creative method in inclusive early childhood education and care research on teachers
- In praise of a ‘science of difference’
- Australian multilingual early childhood educators’ use of languages in early childhood education settings: findings of a qualitative (pilot) study
Supporting Guidance for Authors & Reviewers
Our publishers, Taylor & Francis, provide comprehensive guidance for authors at their Author Services website
EECERJ provides supporting guidance for authors and reviewers as detailed in the attached PDFs listed below:
- How to get published
- How to get your research read
- How to referee
- How to submit your article
- How to promote your article
- How to optimise citations to your article
- Enhancing and promoting the visibility and impact of your research
- How to become a Reviewer
If you are not already an EECERJ reviewer and would like to be considered, and you have a PhD or equivalent, you are invited to send your shortened CV to the Co-ordinating Editor, Tony Bertram, and we will be in touch with you.