Issue 1, 2024

How Chemistry Education Research & Practice serves chemistry education

Abstract

This editorial coincides with my start as Editor for Chemistry Education Research and Practice (CERP). Since the purpose of CERP is to serve the chemistry education community of authors and readers, this editorial describes my reflection on how CERP serves the chemistry education community. CERP provides a ready venue for authors to share chemistry education research (CER) and for researchers and educators to learn from this research. By focusing exclusively on CER, it has served to differentiate CER from more general education research and scholarship in teaching and learning products. As a result, CERP provides clear recognition of CER including to those outside the field of chemistry education. A particular strength of CERP is the number of reviewers who provide constructive feedback within their reviews. This feedback supports authors in advancing their work and serves the readers by improving the quality and relevance of the work that appears in CERP. In closing, possibilities for how CERP may better serve the chemistry education community are raised as an ongoing discussion with the community.

Article information

Article type
Editorial
First published
18 Dec 2023

Chem. Educ. Res. Pract., 2024,25, 8-10

How Chemistry Education Research & Practice serves chemistry education

S. E. Lewis, Chem. Educ. Res. Pract., 2024, 25, 8 DOI: 10.1039/D3RP90012F

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