The British Journal of Educational Psychology seeks to publish rigorous psychological research that makes a significant
contribution to the understanding and practice of education at all ages and
levels, and in both formal and informal settings. The aims of the journal are
to promote exchange between psychological theory and educational application, by
giving access to research to a broad, international readership including
researchers, practitioners and students in education. Empirical, theoretical
and methodological papers are welcomed including action research, case
studies, critical reviews of the literature, experimental studies and surveys.
Important criteria in the selection of process are quality of argument and
execution, clarity in presentation and educational significance.