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European Early Childhood Education Research Journal (EECERJ)
“The EECERJ, the Journal of EECERA, is one of the most prestigious early childhood journals in the world. It is one of only four early years journals indexed by the Institute for Scientific Information. The ISI is highly selective of the journals in the citation databases and indices it maintains. EECERJ is located in the Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI). EECERJ is peer-reviewed, scholarly and is particularly interested in research which has application.” (EECERJ)
This website provides comprehensive guidance which is supporting guidance for authors and reviewers to publish their journal articles.  With this support to the authors who have a Ph.D. or an equivalent degree, it will then open doors to those who are looking to share their knowledge and experiences to have a positive impact on the early childhood field.
The organization has published many books and was offered free of charge for members to submit their book proposal to be registered on the website. Also, this website offers free registration to get free access to newsletters and exclusive content.    

References
European Early Childhood Education Research Association (EECERA): Retrieved From:
https://www.eecera.org/    

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  1. haleemaFebruary 10, 2019 at 2:57 AM

    Thank you for sharing this information. I currently live in Europe, Belgium to be exact. My youngest daughter goes to a school on the economy and I find it particularly interesting how they do things here. My daughter started school at 2 years and 6 mo. They did actual work such as counting pre writing, and more. Things that preschoolers age 4 in the united states typically do.

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  2. Donna HoltFebruary 10, 2019 at 3:19 PM

    Hanadi,

    Thank you for sharing about the European Early Childhood Education Research Association (EECERA). When I explored their website, I discovered that they provide a wealth of resources for their members. The wealth of research-based information it provides for free to their members was impressive.

    Wishing you well,
    Donna

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  3. sarahkascoFebruary 10, 2019 at 7:52 PM

    Hanadi,

    For professionals within the early childhood field to have access to such a prestigious journal is paramount to ensuring the best information and research is being offered. Understanding the strenuous process to be publish does show a dedication to the field of early childhood for the betterment of all and for those wishing to take the extra step to be a member it is even more of a commitment to young children.

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