Copyright and License Statement

Social, Science, Mathematical, and Technical Education Review (SSMTER) is committed to promoting open access and the wide dissemination of scholarly research while protecting the intellectual property rights of authors.


Copyright

Authors who publish in Social, Science, Mathematical, and Technical Education Review retain the copyright of their work. By submitting and publishing their manuscript in this journal, authors grant SSMTER the right of first publication of the work.

The published articles may be used and shared by others, provided that proper acknowledgment of the original work and its authorship is clearly stated.


License

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Third-Party Material

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Compliance with Open Access Policy

This copyright and license policy supports the journal’s commitment to open access publishing and complies with international standards for scholarly communication, ensuring the widest possible dissemination and impact of published research.