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Articles must have between 25,000 and 40,000 characters with spaces, including abstracts, notes and bibliographic references, except in exceptional cases at the editors' discretion. They must be typed on standard A4 word paper with 2.5 left and right margins, font Times New Roman, size 12, with 1.5 spacing between lines. All the originals papers submitted for publication must have a title, abstract and keywords in Portuguese, Spanish and English.
The abstract must describe the research question and goals of the article, the methodological approach used, and the findings, as well as the implications and originality of the study. The title of the article must have a maximum of 20 words, and be presented in three languages, as well as the five keywords that identify its content.
Authors cited must appear in the text and should be referred to as follows: (AUTHOR'S LAST NAME, year) or (AUTHOR'S LAST NAME, year, page number). E.g.: Ex.: (DIAS SOBRINHO, 2015) ou (SILVA, 2020, p. 32). Different titles by the same author published during the same year should be identified by a letter after the date. E.g.: (SILVA, 2015a), (SILVA, 2015b). In case there are two publications by the same author, the citation must be like this: (DIAS SOBRINHO, 2009, 2015). In case the author is cited as part of the text, cite as follows: Author's surname (Year). Ex. As expressed by Basbaum (1978), philosophy makes sense [...]. Or as follows: Author's surname (Year, page), when directly quoted in quotation marks.
The bibliography that is used must be presented at the end of the article, with authors listed in alphabetical order and in accordance with the ABNT norms (NBR 6023). Note not only the order of the elements, but also to the kinds of sources and the punctuation conventions used in each citation. In references with more than three authors, mention only the first author, followed by the expression “et al.”. The accuracy of the references contained in the listing and the correct citation of their data in the text are the responsibility of the author of the work. Attention is required not only to the order of the elements but also to their font types and scores.
The originals must be submitted in .doc or .docx (Word for Windows), Open Office or .rtf, in A4 format, with the following characteristics:
Title and subtitle of the article: Times New Roman 14 font, centralized, bold, with a maximum of 20 words, representing the content of the article. Title and subtitle must also be presented in Portuguese, English and Spanish and must be in bold italics.
Abstract and keywords: Except for reviews and interviews, the texts must present an abstract of up to eight hundred characters with spaces, and a maximum of five keywords that allow the identification of the article content, separated by periods. Use Times New Roman 12 font, no indent. Abstract and keywords must also be presented in Portuguese, English and Spanish (the Spanish version may be replaced by the French version in cases where the article was originally written in that language).
Text: font Times New Roman 12, paragraphs without indent, spacing between lines of 1.5 and margin of 2.5 cm.
Tables and graphs: must be in the body of the text, presented in accordance with the norms of the Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas (ABNT). They must be identified with their title (obligatory) and caption (if applicable). Tables must always be in editable format and never in image.
Images, figures and photographs: must be inserted at the end of the article file itself, with minimum resolution of 300 DPI, minimum width of 1,200 pixels, JPG, PNG, PDF or EPS format. The images, pictures and photographs will be published with a maximum width of 100 mm.
Notes: if present, they should be numbered sequentially and placed at the end of text and before the references (endnotes). The use of bibliographic notes is not allowed. Instead, citations should be used in the text according to NBR 10.520/2002 from Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas (ABNT). References in the text should be cited indicating the name(s) of the author(s), year of publication, and page number(s): (SILVA, 2020, p. 225). In case of more than one author, the names should be separated with a semicolon (NUNES; SILVA, 2021, p. 122).
Bibliographical references: must follow the NBR-6023/2002 from ABNT, and must be ordered alphabetically by the surname of the first author. In the references of up to three authors, all author names may be mentioned, separated by semicolons. However, in those with more than three authors, only the first author name should be mentioned followed by et al. The accuracy of the references in the listing and the correct citation of their content in the paper are the responsibility of the author(s).
The use of italic resource in the text body shall be utilized only for foreign words. To present the elements that constitute the article one shall use the current ABNT norms.
NBR 6022, 2003 - Information and documentation - Article in periodic printed scientific publication - Presentation;
NBR 6023, 2002 - Information and documentation - References - Elaboration;
NBR 6024, 2003 - Information and documentation - Progressive numeration of the sections of a written document - Presentation;
NBR 6028, 2003 - Information and documentation - Resumes - Presentation;
NBR 10520, 2002 - Information and documentation - Documents citations - Presentation;
IBGE. Tabular presentation norms. 3. ed. Rio de Janeiro, 1993.
Copyright and exclusivity
Submitting a paper, the authors undertake not to send it to another journal during the evaluation process.
Sending any contribution automatically implies full assignment of copyright to the Avaliação: Revista da Avaliação da Educação Superior (Campinas).
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