The journal Didactica Pro… accepts for publication scholarly articles addressing various topics in the field of education. Manuscripts may be submitted in Romanian and English.

✓Requirements to Be Met

• The topic addressed falls within the scope of Didactica Pro…
• The study contains elements of originality and substantial scientific content.
• The article demonstrates a rigorous logical structure and coherent scientific construction, complying with all applicable methodological standards.
• The journal's technical requirements for formatting and layout are met (font, paragraph style, and method of citing bibliographic references).

⚙Evaluation Stages

1. Preliminary check — the editors verify whether the article falls within the journal's field of interest.
2. Peer review — the manuscript is sent for external evaluation by independent experts.
3. Editorial board review — based on the evaluation and expert comments, the board makes the final decision.
4. Author revision — where necessary, the author revises the article according to the recommendations received.

✎Article Structure

• Title of the article (Times New Roman, bold, size 14, centered), together with an English translation;
• Author(s) of the article — first and last name, academic title and degree, institutional affiliation, and e-mail address;
• Abstract (Times New Roman, size 12, italic, approx. 150 characters, in both Romanian and English);
• Keywords (5–7, in both Romanian and English);
• Introduction;
• Main content;
• Conclusions;
• Recommendations;
• References.

▤Manuscript Format

❖Illustrative Material

• Must be submitted in clear graphic format, in electronic form (JPG or TIF — minimum 300 dpi).
• All images, charts, etc. must be accompanied by appropriate captions and the source indicated.
• The number of the table, chart, or figure must be mentioned in the text, in parentheses — e.g.: (Figure 1); (Table 1).
• An article may include 3–5 figures/diagrams/tables.

§References

Bibliographic references must comply with the requirements of the National Agency for Quality Assurance - ANACEC (Publications Regulation).

• In-text bibliographic notes are presented in their original language; titles of works are not translated or transliterated.
• The reference list is placed after the main text of the article, in numerical sequence, in alphabetical order.
• References to bibliographic sources are indicated in square brackets, inserted in the text — e.g.: [8].
• If specific parts of a source are cited, the page must also be indicated — e.g.: [8, p. 231].

Examples of Cited Publications