Child Education Journal requires transparency regarding relationships or interests that could influence scholarly judgement.
Authors must disclose relevant financial, institutional, personal, and professional competing interests. Authors should explicitly declare when no competing interests exist.
Reviewers must disclose any relationship that may compromise independent assessment and decline review assignments when impartiality cannot be maintained.
Editors must disclose relevant conflicts and recuse themselves from manuscripts for which they cannot exercise independent judgement. Another qualified editor should handle the affected submission.
Disclosure does not automatically establish misconduct. The editorial office evaluates conflicts and takes appropriate action to protect the integrity and fairness of the publication process.