Author Guideline

GENERAL REQUIREMENT

The author should consider that the manuscript is in the following condition:

  1. The manuscripts must be original, unpublished, and is not under consideration for publication elsewhere.
  2. The manuscript is written in Indonesia and follows the rules of academic writing and standard.
  3. The author has to make sure that the manuscript has been prepared using the Analogi template, following the author guidelines. 
  4. Any manuscript which does not meet the author guidelines, focus and scope, is written in a different format, will be immediately rejected.

AUTHORSHIP

  1. The single author's paper is not a consideration for publication in ANALOGI. It is just for the invited author or the author who has a great reputation for research or publication in mathematics education.
  2. The authors listed in an article published in ANALOGI should have made a significant contribution to the work reported. This could be in terms of research conception or design, or acquisition of data, or the analysis and interpretation of data. As an author or co-author, you share responsibility and accountability for the content of your article. Please avoid being a gift (guest) authorship where someone is added to the list of authors who have not been involved in writing the paper or ghost authorship where someone has been involved in writing the paper but is not included in the list of authors.

STRUCTURE OF THE MANUSCRIPT

Starting from 2023, we will implement a new writing structure to satisfy the rigorous standards of international scientific article writing.

  1. Title: The title should describe the contents of the manuscript, with a maximum of 12 words.
  2. Author's identity: The author's name should be accompanied by the author's institutions without the academic title. For a joint paper, one of the authors should be identified as the corresponding author.
  3. Abstract: The abstract should be written within 200 -250 words. It should provide clear and accurate information, and contain background or gap analysis, objectives, methods, results or findings, and the conclusion of the research. Keywords consisting of 3-5 words should accompany the abstract.
  4. Introduction: The introduction should provide clear and concise information about the background or motivation to research, the importance of the topics and the current problem (gap analysis). All statements must be supported by the latest reference from journal articles. This section should also provide the relevant research problems and objectives, relevant research hypothesis (if any), and the importance or contribution of the research to the field. This section should also describe the critically analysed literature review from relevant references. Then, the summary of the literature review and its implications for the problem investigated (novelty). The conceptual framework is also suggested to be described in this section. A conceptual framework represents the relationship expected between variables in the study. It is highly recommended to describe the literature review and the conceptual framework in a separate subsection.
  5. Methods: The research methods must provide information about how to solve the research problems. Generally consists of the type and design of the study, the research setting, research subjects (population, sample and sampling), data collection techniques, the validity of the data (if any), and data analysis techniques. 
  6. Findings: The findings present the results of the research in the form of tables, charts, diagrams, or narratives were then given meaning or description of any research results are presented.
  7. Discussion: The discussion contains a description of the researchers on the study results, either as expected or not. Then compare the findings by previous studies that mainly had been published in reputable scientific journals or use the literature.
  8. Conclusion: The conclusion provides concise information about what was gained from the research that has been done. Then give the implications and a clue to undertake further studies related to the results of the study.
  9. Acknowledgement: Include an acknowledgement if parties have made a significant contribution in funding and/or provided support to the research.
  10. Author's Declaration: This section includes the authors' contribution, funding statement, data availability, and competing interests.
  11. Bibliography: Authors must use tools such as Mendeley or Zetero with citation settings in Elsevier – Vancouver style. The table of contents must be written in Cambria 10pt font, single-spaced, and left-right aligned. Primary references (JOURNALS) must be used for at least 80% of the references, compared to other sources such as BOOKS and Internet sources, and the bibliography must include at least 15 journals. Authors must use references that are no more than 5 years old from the year of writing (the editorial team will verify the reference sources – if they do not meet the requirements, the paper will be rejected or revised). It is recommended to set up citations in Mendeley before starting to write the paper.

Table

The use of tables has several requirements, including: table captions must be placed above the table and centered; table titles must use 10pt Cambria font; there must be no vertical lines; horizontal lines may only be used for the table header and footer; table fonts may be reduced in size but must remain legible to readers; tables may not be cut off unless they cannot be typed on a single page. If a table is cut off, it must include the same table number and the word “Continued” without a title. Tables must be referenced before Table 1 appears.

Table 1.Example of research table XXXX

Tabel 1. Example of research table XXXX
Symbol Description Use of Symbols
+ Addition A + B
- Reduction A - B
* Multiplication A * B
/ Division A / B
Tabel 1. Continued
Symbol Description Use of Symbols
+ Addition A + B
- Reduction A - B
* Multiplication A * B
/ Division A / B

Figure

Figures are sequentially numbered, commencing at 1 with the figure title and number below the figure as shown in Figure 1. Detailed recommendations for figures are as follows:

  • Ensure that figures are clear and legible with typed lettering.
  • Black & white or colored figures are allowed.

The submission should be in an appropriate format as follows: BMP, JPG, or PNG.

Figure 1. Example Images

 

Equations

Equations should be numbered serially within parentheses as shown in Equation (1). Equation should be prepared using MS Equation Editor (not in image format). The equation number is to be placed on the extreme right side.