Research
Find research shared by the Owlstown community.
Investigating Variation In Teacher Opportunity Wages By Race And Ethnicity
With Drs. Anna Moyer and Francisco A. Santelli.
ABSTRACT
Opportunity cost related to wages may explain the underrepresentation of teachers of color within education. However, estimating the opportunity cost of teachers’ wages has conceptual and d...
Project · June 30, 2025
The Case For Considering Historical Contingency Of Immigration Context In Quantitative Education Research
Co-authored with Dr. Francisco A. Santelli.
ABSTRACT
In this paper, we draw on theoretical perspectives from QuantCrit, LatCrit, AsianCrit, and segmented assimilation to argue that historical contingency of immigration is a critical piece missing...
Project · June 30, 2025
Bulwark or Barrier? The Effect of Academic Criteria-based Reclassification on the High School Outcomes of Multilingual Learners in Texas
Co-authored with Coral Flanagan and Dr. Diana Quintero.
ABSTRACT
English learner (EL) classification can provide multilingual students (MLs) with key supports while simultaneously limiting access to important educational opportunities. To determi...
Project · June 30, 2025
(Dis)connection at Work: Racial Isolation, Teachers’ Job Experiences, and Teacher Turnover
Publication · June 30, 2025
School Experiences Survey (Parent & Youth Report)
Parent-report (Collection resumes in September!)
Includes a new measure of school attendance (Questionnaire of School Attendance Problems; QSAP). Further, it includes surveys on other factors that may relate to school attendance, such as: school...
Project · June 30, 2025
The eternal feminine: Gender stereotypes and sexualization in television advertisements
Abstract
This study was designed to analyze gender stereotypes and sexualization in Italian television advertisements. A sample of 287 Italian television advertisements broadcast from 9pm to 10pm was analyzed. Findings indicate that women in Ital...
Publication · June 30, 2025