Journal of Education for Students Placed at Risk
Q2 Journal
Journal
Country
United Kingdom
Western Europe
Subject Area and Category
Social Sciences
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Education
Q2
Publisher
SJR 2025
0.648
Q2
SJR Score
H-Index
29
Citations / Doc (2yr)
1.58
Total Docs. (latest)
31
Total Citations (3yr)
109
Publication type
Journals
ISSN
10824669, 15327671
Coverage
2001, 2010-2026
Journal Rank
#9,052
Subject Categories
Education
Q2
Subject Areas
Aims & Scope
The Journal of Education for Students Placed At Risk ( JESPAR) is the only academic journal to date which provides quantitative, qualitative, or mixed-method research focused exclusively on improving the education of students placed at risk, which are students who are at danger of not succeeding in school due to disadvantaged circumstances.
JESPAR prioritizes manuscripts of studies that (1) provide impact evidence of interventions, strategies, or methods to ameliorate risk, or (2) examine innovative schooling structures and school practices that improve the achievement or correlates of achievement of at risk students, or (3) present new models for improving the precision of predicting risk and/or future success in school.
The journal is focused on elucidating the malleable factors that, if altered, can change the course of a student’s educational outcomes.
The journal does not publish articles that are more suited for special education journals, but it will consider studies in which special education status coexists with disadvantaged circumstances or where students at risk are placed in special education services.
JESPAR facilitates communication among all stakeholders--researchers, policymakers, and educators--who are actively involved in furthering academic and other achievements of students placed at risk.
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Scopus
Google Scholar
Web of Science
Detailed Metrics
| Total Docs. (latest) | 31 |
| Total Docs. (3 years) | 53 |
| Total Refs. | 2,181 |
| Total Citations (3 years) | 109 |
| Citable Docs. (3 years) | 52 |
| Citations / Doc. (2 years) | 1.58 |
| Ref. / Doc. | 70.35 |
| % Female | 61.7% |
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