Studies in Educational Evaluation is an academic journal dedicated to the field of educational evaluation, which has published a series of original research reports on educational evaluation. Firstly, the empirical evaluation research category (a) presents examples of education system evaluation practices around the world, typically based on field surveys, data analysis, or other quantitative and qualitative methods, providing education policy makers and practitioners with in-depth insights into the actual operation of different education systems. Theoretical Thinking and Empirical Research (b) focuses on key issues related to educational project evaluation, educational institutions, educational personnel, and student evaluation. Through in-depth theoretical analysis and empirical research, it explores the root causes, influencing factors, and possible solutions to these issues.

The latest progress review category (c) outlines the latest research progress on specific topics in general or specific country or group of countries evaluations. These articles are usually written by experts in the field, providing readers with the latest academic achievements and research trends. The book review and abstract category (d) includes brief summaries of book reviews and evaluation research related to educational evaluation, providing readers with more resources and information about the field of educational evaluation. Through these four types of reports, the magazine not only provides rich academic resources, but also promotes academic exchange and knowledge dissemination in the field of educational evaluation.