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McGill Journal of Education

The McGill Journal of Education (MJE) is a peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary, open access, bilingual scholarly journal published three times a year. Embracing a broad conception of education, the MJE is dedicated to connecting educational research, theory, policy and practice by inviting thoughtful and critical submissions from scholars and practitioners working in diverse areas of education and learning in Quebec, Canada and internationally. These include formal, non-formal, informal, or incidental forms of teaching and learning; from preschool to adult education; in a range of social settings within and outside of school, and community/popular education contexts. The journal welcomes critical discussion and debate on issues in education through its regular and guest themed issues. Recent themes have included such topics as: Canadian education, Quebec education, Indigenous education, evolution education, mentoring, learning in social action, schools and the courts, student engagement, young people and media, and narrative. A primary goal of the MJE is to open spaces for the exchange of ideas across disciplinary boundaries and among diverse audiences (academic, practitioner, broader public). For this purpose, the journal will feature avenues for peer-reviewed and non-peer-reviewed (editorial) publications and discussion forums; the journal also publishes book reviews. Another of its major goals is to provide a window on developments in education and learning in the Quebec context as well as throughout Francophonie by encouraging English- and French-language submissions. MJE is also committed to supporting the work of emerging scholars.

The views expressed by contributors to the MJE do not necessarily reflect those of the Editor, the Editorial and Review Boards, or McGill University. Authors are responsible for following normal standards of scholarship and for ensuring that whenever the research involves human subjects, the appropriate consents are obtained from such subjects and all approvals are obtained from the appropriate ethics review board.

Access

Open Access

Publisher

McGill University

Country

Canada

Website

https://mje.mcgill.ca/index

Editor(s)

Teresa Strong-Wilson, Editor-in-Chief
Patrice Cyrille Ahehehinnou, Associate and Assistant Editor
Anila Asghar, Associate and Assistant Editor
Thierry Desjardins, Associate and Assistant Editor
Alexandre Lanoix, Associate and Assistant Editor
Maggie McDonnell, Associate and Assistant Editor
Kevin Péloquin, Associate and Assistant Editor
Evan Saperstein, Associate and Assistant Editor
Vander Tavares, Associate and Assistant Editor
Émilie Tremblay-Wragg, Associate and Assistant Editor
Catherine Bienvenu, Managing Editor

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