Aims and scope
The aim of the journal is to integrate pedagogical research in Poland through annual presentation of the achievements of individual research institutions, as well as publishing methodological dissertations. The yearbook tries to be a synthetic informative and critical review of the most important events taking place in the educational reality and an attempt to critically analyze the direction of the research, as well as the postulates regarding their reorientation. Yearbook – understood in this way – is to express the self-knowledge of pedagogy as a scientific discipline. The journal puts, among others questions about the condition of the cultivated pedagogical sub-disciplines and the conditions of functioning of the scientific environments that create them. The Pedagogical Yearbook presents an in-depth picture of the achievements of Polish pedagogical thought, but is also a testimony to the comprehensive organizational, educational and reform activities of the Committee of Pedagogical Sciences of the Polish Academy of Sciences and other scientific and research centers and institutions.
Open access policy
The publisher provides open access (CC BY-NC- ND 3.0 ) to all journal content in accordance with the principle that freely available research enhances and accelerates global scientific development and knowledge exchange. The editors encourage authors to submit articles published in the journal to open access repositories and databases (the publisher's final version), provided they provide a link to the journal's website and the DOI number of the article.
Review process
The “Rocznik Pedagogiczny” is highly interested in high quality of all papers published. The reviewers evaluate the article following an instruction guide of peer-review, the whole procedure is according to double blind review. The names of all reviewers corresponding with the journal are published on its website. The list of reviewers of current volume of the journal is published in its paper version.
Etics
The Editorial Board makes priority of the authors reliability and responsibility. The authors should give full information about the third parties contribution (theoretical, financial, practical engagement ect.) into preparation of the paper. It covers especially: coauthors, funding, scientists or institutions involved into the research.
The author of the paper takes full responsibility for the content of the article. If any misconducts (plagiarism, self-plagiarism, production data or falsification of the results or data) are identified after publication, the editors will inform the authors and the authors’ institutions (eventually legal institutions). In case of misconducts the editor retracts the paper or makes necessary corrections at electronic version of the paper.