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Journal of the College of Education for Women ( JCEW) is a double-blind referred scientific quarterly journal established in 1990 by the College of Education for Women-University of Baghdad. From 1990 till 2004, the publications were only as hard copies. Since 2005 and up-to the present, the journal has started to publish its issues in two versions: hardcopy and electronic, and so it has now two international standard serial number, P-ISSN: 1680-8738 and E-ISSN: 2663-547X , respectively. It has further a deposit number of Books and Documents in Baghdad, no. (1309) in 2009. It also has a mailbox, bearing the number (47116). The journal welcomes high quality manuscripts investigating some human and social science topics related to the fields that reflect the eight departments of the College of Education for Women. These Fields include: Arabic Language English Language Quranic Studies Educational and Psychological research Research in Kindergarten Geography History Sociology Journal of the College of Education is research-oriented. It encourages submissions that incorporate theories and methodologies, and that are interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary reflecting the application of qualitative/quantitative/mixed mode paradigms and research designs. It publishes full-length original articles, papers extracted from thesis and dissertations, and review articles.The journal provides immediate open access to its contents to enhance a greater global exchange of knowledge. Moreover, articles are published with particular DOI numbers and are distributed under CC BY license. Scope and Focus The Journal hopes to deepen the scientific origin of the research and studies published in it by presenting it to professors and experts from inside and outside the country in the field of competence to evaluate them scientifically and linguistically. Accepted papers will be freely downloaded by professors, researchers, instructors, students, and interested workers. ( Open Access) Published Papers are registered and indexed in the universal libraries.