Reviewer Guidelines

To enhance the quality of our journal publications, we warmly invite distinguished experts to serve as reviewers for Multigen: Multidisciplinary Indigenous Knowledge. Your invaluable contributions are crucial in ensuring the publication of high-quality manuscripts.

Reviewer Qualifications:

  • Must hold a Master's or Doctoral degree.
  • Experience as a reviewer for scientific journals is highly desirable.
  • Must have published articles in internationally recognized journals with citations.

Review Guidelines:

Reviewers are encouraged to consider the following criteria during the evaluation process:

Presentation:

  • Does the manuscript present a coherent and compelling argument?
  • Are the ideas clearly and concisely articulated?

Writing:

  • Does the title accurately reflect the manuscript's content?
  • Is the writing style clear and easily understandable?

Length:

  • Which sections of the manuscript require elaboration, reduction, summarization, or merging?

Title:

  • Does the title clearly, concisely, and attractively represent the manuscript's content?

Abstract:

  • Does the abstract cover essential elements, including research background, objectives, methods, findings, and contributions/implications?

Introduction:

  • Does the background highlight a research gap?
  • Does the literature review incorporate relevant theories?
  • Is the originality of the work emphasized?
  • Are the study's objectives and hypothesis development clearly stated, if applicable?

Method:

  • Are all research procedures thoroughly described?
  • Are study variables, research subjects, and research instruments identified?
  • Are data analysis techniques elaborated upon?
  • Is there sufficient information for other researchers to replicate the study?

Result:

  • Are tables and figures used to present processed data?
  • Do the results address the research question and/or hypotheses?

Discussion:

  • Are results analyzed in relation to existing literature?
  • Are the implications of the research described?
  • Are the study's strengths and limitations addressed?

Conclusion:

  • Are the main conclusions effectively summarized?
  • Are findings presented as a synthesis of results and discussions?
  • Are new findings that contribute to the development of science and mathematics education highlighted?

Your dedication to these rigorous standards is essential in maintaining the excellence of Multigen: Multidisciplinary Indigenous Knowledge. We appreciate your commitment to advancing scholarly discourse in our multidisciplinary field.