"ScienceRise: Pedagogical Education" is a peer-reviewed scientific journal that publishes original research on lifelong learning.

The issues investigated in scientific publications cover the following areas:

- adult education,
- professional education,
- primary education,
- special education.

The purpose of such publications is to bring to a wide range of scientists and practitioners in the field of education modern developments aimed at implementation in educational processes to increase their effectiveness. In particular:

- in the direction of adult education – the formation of new skills and competencies in them for adaptation to the requirements of the labor market, which are rapidly changing due to information and technological transformations in society,

- in the direction of professional education – formation of students' adaptation capabilities to the modern requirements of employers,

- in the direction of primary education – correct orientation of students according to their abilities,

- in the direction of special education – creation of the most comfortable adaptation of people with disabilities in physical development to society.

All the mentioned topics covered by the concept of continuous education can also be considered through the paradigm of distance learning.

The journal is published 4 times a year and has a worldwide distribution scope, without limiting the authors on any basis.

The journal is accredited by the Ministry of Health of Ukraine in the field of pedagogical sciences and is recommended for publishing the results of dissertation research. Included in the "B" category of the "List of Professional Publications of Ukraine" (order of the Ministry of Education and Culture of Ukraine No. 886 of 02.07.2020).

Registration of an entity in the media sector: Decision of the National Council of Ukraine on Television and Radio Broadcasting No. 695 dated August 10, 2023, protocol No. 17 (media identifier R30-01131).

ISSN 2519-4976E-ISSN 2519-4984, ISSN-L 2519-4976

Drawing up the items of the publication ethics policy of the journal «ScienceRise: Pedagogical Education» Editors followed the recommendations of Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE).

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Letter from the TECHNOLOGY CENTER regarding the mass use of artificial intelligence in articles

2025-11-18

Dear colleagues!

This letter concerns the problem of mass use of artificial intelligence (AI) by authors.
You can also watch a video of the letter https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiKR9-aZlxA

Recently, the world's leading indexing resources have begun mass checks of journals for the use of AI in published articles. Due to the discovery of mass use of AI to create scientific publications by authors, journals in which inappropriate use of AI in articles is detected are removed from the resources, including complete deindexation of published articles.

As a result: the author loses all his/her articles in such publications, index, and declared publications in reports, dissertations, grants, confirmation of compliance with the License Terms are canceled.

Currently, hundreds of published articles around the world have already been withdrawn by publishers, and this is just the beginning.

Leading publishers in the world withdraw publications if the use of AI by authors exceeds acceptable norms. The justification for such actions is obvious – improper use of AI actually nullifies the quality of scientific publications and is a fact of falsification and manipulation of data by the authors.

What can be the consequences for the author for improper use of AI: withdrawal of published articles (while the articles remain accessible with an appropriate note of withdrawal) and penalties in accordance with the terms of the agreements concluded with the publishers.

Therefore, please carefully read the Editorial Policy regarding the proper use of AI and strictly adhere to it when preparing the manuscript of the article and before submission.

Our goal is to present to the world you as a scientist and your personal best scientific developments, not artificially generated content.

With respect and care for you,
TECHNOLOGY CENTER PC®

Be sure to check out our previous video on the use of artificial intelligence:

WHY AUTHORS SHOULD NOT RELY ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WHEN PREPARING A REFERENCE LIST
USED AI BUT DIDN'T DECLARE IT? WHAT ARE THE RISKS FOR AUTHORS?

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