Enhancing your potential for publication of a manuscript in the Rural Special Education Quarterly is the focus of this article. The executive editor of the RSEQ presents information regarding historical themes of the Quarterly; the intended audience; the process for manuscript review and acceptance; and hints for enhancing acceptance.
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