I forward for information, as requested below, the following message about 'The Science Education Review'. (I think I recall passing on a similar message some time back.)  Although I do not know the editor's work, there are some familiar names among the rather large editorial board (e.g. I spotted James Wandersee, Ricardo Trumper, Christine Chin, Joseph Novak). The journal is aimed at teachers rather than the research community  - so submissions that focus on "the education side of science education, as opposed to science content proper" are returned as unsuitable for the journal. From its website, the journal has some interesting features: each submission is reviewed by 6 reviewers; the journal offers a methodological review of a study prior to doing the work (for a fee); and the journal publishes some papers free, and others (which are made open access, and are given extra publicity) for an author charge. So there is clearly no intention of being taken seriously as a research journal, but it claims to offer practitioner's research based articles, so I thought colleagues might be interested in knowing of its existence.

Keith

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