DATA AVAILABILITY POLICY

AXIOM : Jurnal Pendidikan dan Matematika supports open, transparent, and reproducible research, in line with the COPE Core Practices on data and reproducibility. Data should be shared as openly as possible and as closed as necessary: personal and confidential data are never published.

Effective date. This policy applies to manuscripts processed in the editorial process for Volume 16 Number 1 (2027) onwards. The Data Availability Statement is included in the Manuscript Template for 2027 and Beyond. Before that issue, the statement is not yet mandatory.

Data Availability Statement

Every article must include a Data Availability Statement in the Declaration section, explaining where the data supporting the findings can be found or why they cannot be shared. For example, the data may be available in a named repository (with a DOI), available from the corresponding author on reasonable request, not publicly available because they could identify students or teachers, or not applicable because no new data were created or analysed. Depositing data in a public repository is encouraged but not required. Where possible, authors also make available the research instruments (tests, questionnaires, observation or interview guides), anonymised data and, for applied mathematics, the model, parameter values, and software or code, as supplementary files in OJS or in a repository.

Privacy and Confidentiality

Data that identify students, teachers, schools, or institutions must be anonymised or withheld. Sharing must be consistent with the informed consent of participants (or their parents or guardians) and with any ethical approval obtained. Data owned by third parties or covered by confidentiality agreements may be withheld; the statement must then explain why and how access can be requested.

During Peer Review

AXIOM uses double-blind peer review. Links to repositories in the version submitted for review must not reveal the authors’ identity; authors may state that the link will be provided after acceptance. Editors and reviewers may ask authors, through OJS, for the data, instruments, or analysis files needed to check the reported results, and these files are treated as confidential. Manuscripts without a Data Availability Statement, or without a valid reason for not providing requested data, may be returned to the authors for completion.

After Publication

Authors should keep the raw data after publication and provide them if questions arise about the findings. Concerns about data are handled under our Research Misconduct Allegation and Corrections, Retraction, and Withdrawal policies.