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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Quantitative critical race theory"”.

  1. Yo Aquí­ y Vos Allá: Community, Support, and Well-Being Among Immigrants from Central America

    … of immigrant health. Framed by a QuantCrit (Quantitative Critical Race theory), LatCrit (Latine/x Critical Race theory), and social support theories, this three-paper dissertation will first, describe the association between social network density and mental health outcomes of Central …

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  2. THE REAL WORK OF ASSESSMENT: EQUITY-CENTERED SENSEMAKING IN DUAL LANGUAGE LEADERSHIP

    … accountability-driven contexts. Grounded in Quantitative Critical Race Theory, the Biliteracy Trajectories framework, Culturally Sustaining Pedagogy, and translanguaging perspectives, the study examines how normative benchmarking structures shape statistical representation and institutional …

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  3. Applying a critical quantitative lens to examine the learning outcome differences between Indigenous and non-Indigenous children in Peru

    … this narrative are lacking. Unfortunately, few quantitative researchers take steps to assess biases in data collection or analyses that can mask or exacerbate group differences. Based on these issues, this thesis has two aims. First, to examine the extent to which the choice of indigeneity …

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  4. Embracing Green Chile: An Exploratory Factor Analysis of Community Cultural Wealth

    … as a symbol of subjectivity in an ever-evolving critical discourse. In chapter four, green chile is introduced as its own epistemology for understanding the dynamic nature of community cultural wealth. In chapter five, green chile represents the importance of embracing blended relationships where …

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