Plagiarism Policy
The Journal of Educational Research and Assessment (JERA) holds the originality of its manuscripts in high regard, aligning with stringent academic standards to ensure the integrity and innovation in educational research. Below is the Plagiarism Policy for JERA, modeled after best practices in scholarly publishing:
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Similarity Check: JERA maintains a strict plagiarism policy that sets a maximum similarity threshold of 15% with other published works. This threshold is strictly enforced to ensure the uniqueness and originality of every submitted manuscript.
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Plagiarism Detection Software: Prior to submission, authors are required to use reputable plagiarism detection software, such as Turnitin, to check the similarity of their manuscripts against existing literature. This step is crucial and helps authors and the editorial team maintain the scholarly standards of the journal.
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Manuscript Rejection: Manuscripts that exceed the 15% similarity threshold will unfortunately be rejected. JERA is committed to upholding the highest standards of academic integrity, and adherence to this similarity threshold is essential for acceptance.
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Author Accountability: Authors are expected to actively ensure their submissions are free of plagiarism. The responsibility to adhere to plagiarism guidelines lies with the authors, reinforcing their commitment to producing high-quality and original academic work.
By adhering to these guidelines, JERA ensures that all contributions reflect original thinking and significant advancements in the field of educational research. This policy supports the journal's dedication to academic integrity and the dissemination of valuable knowledge.
