The "Journal of Philosophy of Education" is a multifaceted academic platform that provides a space for the exchange of ideas among different philosophical schools of thought. The journal encourages scholars to delve into fundamental issues in the field of education, including but not limited to the purposes of education, methods, values, and the nature of learning. These discussions touch not only on theoretical aspects but are also closely connected to real-world educational practices, covering teaching philosophies, curriculum design, student assessment, and the formulation and implementation of educational policies.

Articles in the journal often adopt a critical perspective, examining and reflecting on current educational models and policies, challenging traditional notions, and proposing innovative educational theories. In this way, the journal aims to promote the advancement of educational practice and the deepening of educational theory. At the same time, it provides a rich source of ideas and a platform for discussion for educators, policymakers, and readers interested in the philosophy of education worldwide.