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Wendy Castillo

Assistant Professor

Montclair State University

United States

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Wendy Castillo is an Assistant Professor at Montclair State University in the United States. Her research focuses on critical quantitative methods, racial equity in educational research, and healthcare accessibility, particularly for marginalized groups. She has published articles addressing the intersection of education policy, healthcare needs, and systemic barriers faced by underrepresented communities.

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University of Birmingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Rethinking reference and racial/ethnic categories: implications and insights for education researchers

Unveiling Racism: A Systematic Review of Racism Survey Measures in Education

My path from traditional to critical quantitative methods: integrating racial equity frameworks in quantitative research

Missing Care, Missing Class: Analyzing the Overlooked Relationship Between Unmet Healthcare Needs and Absenteeism

Leveraging QuantCrit to expose and challenge systemic racism in educational psychology

Social and Systemic Barriers to Transition-Related Surgical Procedures for Transgender Americans

The Next Chapter of Critical Educational Policy Research: Research Informing Policy Design

Transforming the future of quantitative educational research: a systematic review of enacting quantCrit

Do Elementary Students Reading Motivation Levels Differ by Racial/Ethnic And/Or Immigrant Background?

How to “QuantCrit:” Practices and Questions for Education Data Researchers and Users

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