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Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.

  • The submission has not been previously published or previously submitted to another journal (or an explanation has been provided in Comments to the editor).
  • The submitted file is in Microsoft Word, RTF, or WordPerfect format.
  • Web addresses have been added for reference where possible.
  • The text has line spacing of 1.5; and 1.0 in the Footnotes; font size is 11 points; italics are used instead of underlining (except for URL addresses); and all the illustrations, figures and tables are within the text in the place that corresponds to them and not at the end of the whole.
  • The text complies with the bibliographic and style requirements indicated in the Guidelines for authors, which can be found in About the the journal / submissions
  • If you are submitting to a peer-reviewed section of the journal, you need to ensure that the text does not contain author markings of any kind. In other words, the file to be evaluated must not include any data that allows the authors to be identified. Nor should self-references be included. Then, if the work is accepted, the necessary data can be incorporated.
  • Research primary data: the Argentine authors declare that they are aware of Law No. 26899/2013 and undertake to make their primary data available in the Repositories of their respective institutions.
    The Argentine Republic adheres to the Open Access Policy. This Law and its regulations determine that researchers, teachers, postdoctoral fellows and master's and doctoral students whose research activity is financed with public funds must deposit primary research data within a period not exceeding five (5) years from from the time of collection, in accordance with the policies established by the institutions. This is Mandatory for data produced from 2013 onwards and will be required from 2023 in this journal.

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RULES OF PRESENTATION OF WORKS TO PUBLISH IN THE JOURNAL Astrolabio (based on the rules of the American psychological association -APA)

  1. Articles should consist of up to 10,000 words, including footnotes and bibliography. They must be written in Word format (2003 compatible) with a spacing of 1.5. The font size of the body of the text should be 11 points Arial typography. The text should be justified.
  2. The title of the work should be in lowercase (except the initial of the first word and the proper names that go with uppercase), without underlining and in bold on the left margin and an English version of it should be added. The title must be in Spanish and English.
  3. The summary, of a maximum length of 250 words, should include the presentation of the problem, the/objective/s, the methodology and the contribution to the field of study, developed in a synthetic and clear manner. Include a summary in Spanish and English and five keywords (in both languages).
  4. Subtitles should be highlighted in bold, without capital letters, located on the left margin and without numbering.
  5. Words to be highlighted should be in italics (never bold or underlined). Words in other languages should be placed in italics.
  6. The paragraphs following the titles do not need to be indented, but all others should be indented by 1.25 cm.
  7. The text should contain a specific paragraph clearly developing the methodological strategy used.
  8. Footnotes should be numbered in Arabic numerals and placed at the end of the text. The font size and type of the footnotes shall be Arial 10 and the spacing shall be 1,0.
  9. Bibliographic comments should be between 1500 and 3000 words and reviews should not exceed 500 words.
  10. Bibliography: all references cited in the text must appear in the bibliographic list and vice versa. For the bibliographic citation, the following rules should be taken into account, based on the criteria of the A.P.A.
  11. The version of the text to be evaluated should not contain any data that allows identifying the author/a to guarantee the blind review (neither in the body of the article, in the bibliography, nor in the footnotes). Then, if the article is accepted, the data will be added where appropriate. Send, a separate file with a summary of the author’s resume.
  12. Upload the metadata to your profile on the journal’s website. It is important to complete the fields of institutional membership or affiliation (avoid using acronyms and abbreviations) and address ORCID

To cite bibliographic information

A. Books.

  1. Must appear author's last name in capital letters, comma, name, date in parentheses, period, title in italics, period, place of publication, colon, publisher, and period. For example:

CARR, Wilfred . y KEMMIS, Steve. (1988). Teoría crítica de la enseñanza: La investigación-acción en la formación del profesorado. Barcelona: Martínez Roca.

COULON, Alain. (1988). La etnometodología. Madrid: Cátedra.

ELLIOT, John. (1989). La Investigación-acción en educación. Madrid: Morata.

  1. When the place of publication is not a known capital, it is appropriate to cite the province, state, or country. For example:

COMES, Prudenci. (1974). Técnicas de expresión-1: Guía para la redacción y presentación de trabajos científicos, informes técnicos y tesinas, (2ª ed). Vilassar de Mar, Barcelona: Oikos-Tau.

FERNÁNDEZ SIERRA, Juan y Santos Guerra, M. Angel. (1992). Evaluación cualitativa de programas de educación para la salud. Archidona, Málaga: Aljibe.

  1. If there is more than one author, all of them must be indicated in the Bibliographic References, separated by a semicolon (;) except for the last one, which is preceded by the conjunction 'and'. For example:

COOK, Thomas D. y REICHARDT, Charles S. (1986). Métodos cualitativos y cuantitativos en investigación educativa. Madrid: Morata.

GOETZ, Judith P. y Le COMPTE, Margaret D. (1988). Etnografía y diseño cualitativo en investigación educativa. Madrid: Morata.

BARTOLOME, Margarita; ECHEVERRÍA, Benito; MATEO, Joan y RODRÍGUEZ, Sebastián (Coord.). (1982). Modelos de investigación educativa. Barcelona: ICE de la Universidad de Barcelona.

  1. In the body of the text, if the work has more than two authors, it is cited for the first time with all the surnames. In subsequent mentions, only the last name of the first author is written, followed by the phrase et al (and others). For example, "Bartholomew et al. (1982)", "Goetz et al. (1988)".
  2. Sometimes the author is an organization or institution. In these cases, to avoid repetition, the reference is indicated at the end with the word "author". For example:

Circulo de Progreso Universitario (1982). Guía de las salidas universitarias. Madrid: Autor.

Ministerio de Educación y Ciencia (1989). Libro Blanco para la Reforma del Sistema Educativo. Madrid: Autor.

  1. When it comes to classic works, of which a recent version has been consulted, but it is of interest to specify the year of the original version, it can be done in parentheses after the consulted reference. For example:

BACON, Francis. (1949). Novum Organum. Buenos Aires: Losada. (Versión Original 1620).

  1. If a work has not been published but its soon publication is known, the expression "(in press)" is written instead of the date. For example:

RODRÍGUEZ ROJO, Martín (coord). (en prensa). Actas del Simposio Internacional sobre Teoría Crítica e Investigación/Acción. Universidad de Valladolid: Valladolid, 1-4 de noviembre.

  1. If several volumes make up the publication, which has been published in several years, they are written separated by a hyphen. For example:

WITTROCK, Merlin C. (Ed.). (1990–1991). La investigación de la enseñanza (3 tomos) Barcelona: Paidós/MEC.

ARNAU, Juan (1981-1984). Diseños experimentales en psicología y educación, (2 Tomos). México: Trillas.

  1. When they are compilations (readings), they will be specified after the name, compiler, editor, director, or coordinator. For example:

HAYNES, Lucila (Comp.).(1989). Investigación/acción en el aula (2ª ed.). Valencia: Generalitat Valenciana.

LÓPEZ MELERO, Migual y GUERRERO López, J. Francisco (Coords.). (1991). Caminando hacia el siglo XXI; la integración escolar. VII Jornadas de

Universidades y educación especial. Málaga: Universidad de Málaga.

QUINTANA CABANAS, José M. (Coord.). (1986). Investigación participativa. Madrid: Narcea.

  1. When citing a chapter of a book, which is a compilation (reading), the author of the chapter and its title are cited first, followed by the compiler (Comp.), editor (Ed.), or director (Dir.), coordinator (Coord.), title (pages in parentheses). Place of publication: and publisher, the same as in the reference of any book. For example:

GUBA, Egon G. (1983). Criterios de credibilidad en la investigación naturalista. En José Gimeno Sacristán y Angel Pérez Gómez (Comps.), La enseñanza: su teoría y su práctica (pp. 148-165). Madrid: Akal.

  1. When the author's surname is very common, both surnames are usually used. For example:

MARTÍNEZ RODRÍGUEZ, Juan B. (Coord.). (1990). Hacia un enfoque interpretativo de la enseñanza. Granada: Universidad de Granada.

PÉREZ SERRANO, M. Gloria. (1990). Investigación-acción: Aplicaciones al campo social y educativo. Madrid: Dykinson.

  1. For books consulted on the internet. Example:

 Apellidos, A. A. (Año). Título. Recuperado de http://www.xxxxxx.xxx

 

B. Journal articles.

  1. In this case, the name of the article will be between quotation marks, what goes in italics is the name of the journal. The volume of the journal and the pages that the article occupies must be specified, separated by a hyphen. The volume and number of the journal will be specified, when each number begins with page one. For example:

GARCÍA RAMOS, J. Manuel. (1992). “Recursos metodológicos en la evaluación de programas”. Bordón, 43, 461-476.

HOUSE, Ernie R. (1992). “Gran política, pequeña política”. Cuadernos de Pedagogía, 202, 51-57.

STENHOUSE, Lawrence. (1991). “La investigación del curriculum y el arte del profesor”. Investigación en la Escuela, 15, 9-15.

MOLINA GARCÍA, Santiago. (2003). “Representaciones mentales del profesorado con respecto al fracaso escolar”. Revista Interuniversitaria de Formación del Profesorado, 17(1), 151-175.

  1. In all other respects the standards are equivalent to those given by the book references.

 

C. Other documents.

  1. If they are unpublished documents and their possible publication is unknown, they can be indicated with the word "unpublished". For example:

BLANCO VILLASEÑOR, Angel. (1984). Interpretación de la normativa APA acerca de las referencias bibliográficas. Barcelona: Departamento de Psicología Experimental, Universidad de Barcelona (inédito).

  1. When it comes to communications and papers presented at Congresses, Seminars, Symposiums, Conferences, etc. author, title, and congress are specified, specifying if possible the month of celebration. In the end, the word "paper" can be inserted to indicate that it has not been published. For example:

 PÉREZ GÓMEZ, Angel. (1992). La formación del profesor como intelectual. Simposio Internacional sobre Teoría crítica e Investigación Acción, Valladolid, 1-4 abril, (paper).

  1. If the subsequent publication of the communication presented to a congress is known, it can also be specified. For example:

CRONBACH, Lee J. (1974). Beyond the two disciplines of the scientific psychology. Comunicación a la Asamblea de la APA, 2 de septiembre. Reproducido en Más allá de las dos disciplinas de la psicología científica. En F. Alvira, M.D. Avia, R. Calvo y F. Morales, (1979). Los dos métodos de las ciencias sociales, (pp. 253-280). Madrid: Centro de Investigaciones Sociológicas.

 

D. Alphabetical order.

  1. Bibliographical references must be presented in alphabetical order by the name of the author, or first author if there are several.
  2. If an author has several works, they will be arranged in order of appearance. For example:

DE LANDSHEERE, Guy. (1982). La investigación experimental en educación. París: UNESCO.

DE LANDSHEERE, Guy. (1985). Diccionario de la evaluación y de la investigación educativa. Vilassar de Mar, Barcelona: Oikos-Tau.

DE LANDSHEERE, Guy. (1986). La recherche en éducation dans le monde. París: P.U.F.

STENHOUSE, Lawrence. (1984). Investigación y desarrollo del curriculum. Madrid: Morata.

STENHOUSE, Lawrence. (1987). La investigación como base de la enseñanza. Madrid: Morata.

STENHOUSE, Lawrence. (1991). La investigación del curriculum y el arte del profesor. Investigación en la Escuela, 15, 9-15.

  1. If they are works in collaboration with several authors, the order will be indicated by the surname of the second author, regardless of the year of publication. Individual posts are placed before collaborative works. For example:

STAKE, Robert E. (1975a). Evaluating the arts in education: a responsive approach. Columbus, Ohio: Merril.

STAKE, Robert E. (1975b). Program Evaluation: particularly responsive evaluation. Occasional Paper n. 5. Kalamazoo: University of Western Michigan.

STAKE, Robert E. (1978). The case study method in social inquiry. Educational Researcher, 7, 5-8.

STAKE, Robert E. y EASLEY, J. A. Jr. (Comp.) (1978). Case studies in science educations, vol 1,2. Urbana, Ill.: CIRCE, University of Illinois.

STAKE, Robert E. y GJERDE, C. (1971). An evaluation of TCITY: The Twin City Institute for Talented Youth. Occasional Paper n. 1. Kalamazoo: University of Western Michigan.

  1. If there are several references by the same author of the same year in the Bibliographical References, the years will be specified followed by alphabetical order. For example:

 FREIRE, Paulo. (1978a). Pedagogía del oprimido. Madrid: Siglo XXI.

FREIRE, Paulo. (1978b). Pedagogía y acción liberadora. Madrid: Zero.

FREIRE, Paulo. (1978c). Cartas a Guinea-Bissau: Apuntes para una experiencia pedagógica en proceso. Madrid: Siglo XXI.

  1. If in the body of the text it is necessary to refer to works by the same author that has been published in the same year, these will be distinguished in the citations by giving them letters attached to the year of publication (those corresponding to those specified in the Bibliographic References) ( 1978a; 1979b).
  2. If in the body of the text it is appropriate to add a citation that exceeds 5 lines, it must be in a separate paragraph, Arial font size 11, the indentation of the entire paragraph, left and right 1 cm. Line spacing 1.

Failure to observe these presentation rules may be grounds for rejection of the works.

 

All articles submitted to the Astrolabio journal are submitted to external reviewers, on whose opinion their publication depends; likewise, each of the accepted papers is subjected to a style review

Copyright Notice

Astrolabio, Nueva Época is protected under license Creative Commons Attribution-NoCommercial-CompartirIgual 4.0 International. The intellectual property of the articles belongs to the authors and the publishing and publication rights to the journal. Published articles may be used freely for scientific and academic purposes, provided that they are correctly cited. Any natural or legal person who wishes to reprint part or all of an article must obtain written permission from the editors of Astrolabio Nueva Época, who will grant it with the author’s consent.