Journal pagination

Journal pagination refers to the manner in which academic journals assign page numbers to their publications. Academic journals usually organize their published articles into volumes (often by year) and issues (anywhere from 2 - 24 per year). When a journal restarts page numbering with issue they are said to paginate by issue; when page numbering restarts after each volume they are said to paginate by volume.

Certain publication styles (such as APA) require different style formats for journals that are paginated by volume and by issue. For this reason it is important to be aware of the pagination of a given journal.

Below is an alphabetical list of academic journals and their pagination.

A

• Action in Teacher Education (by issue)
• American Educational Research Journal (by volume)
• American Journal of Education (by volume)
• American Mathematical Monthly (by volume)
• Applied Measurement in Education (by volume)
• Asia-Pacific Journal of Teacher Education (by volume)

E

• Educational Media International (by volume)
• Educational Researcher (by issue)

F

• Focus on Learning Problems in Mathematics (by issue)
• For the Learning of Mathematics (by issue)

I

• International Journal of Mathematical Education in Science and Technology (by volume)

J

• Journal for Research in Mathematics Education (by volume)
• Journal of Research and Development in Education (by issue)

P

• Peabody Journal of Education (by issue)
• Phi Delta Kappan (by volume)

T

• Teaching and Teacher Education (by volume)