Call for Article Submissions - Alberta Science Education Journal

The ATA Science Council publishes the Alberta Science Education Journal on a regular basis. The Alberta Science Education Journal welcomes article submissions relating to the following theme(s):
  • Science pedagogy (general)
  • Racism in Science
  • Representation in Science
  • Missing or misrepresented stories in science education
  • Math and Science interrelationships
  • Art and Science interrelationships
  • Urban/rural science education
  • Science, Technology, Society and the Environment
  • Science pop culture and the classroom
If you have a possible submission and are unsure that this is the appropriate journal or require an extension please contact the journal editor.
All articles will undergo a blind peer review process
Requirements for all articles:
  • Article Title
  • Author(s) Bio (50 -100) including: Name(s), Institution, Title and Areas of Interest
  • Abstract: (100 words)
  • Details: Up to ~5000 words, including references, notes and captions, or ~5-6 printed pages, double spaced, Times News Roman font size 12.
All questions and submissions are to be made to Monica Chahal PhD (editor) at ATASCJournalEditor@gmail.com

Have a resource you want to submit?

We are always looking for science resources from teachers across Alberta from Grade 1-12. Please email your submission to atascresources@gmail.com. In the subject line, include your name, the grade level, and the unit.

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