In this week’s episode Greg and Patrick are joined by Christen Priddie of Indiana University who will help them learn a bit about QuantCrit: its foundations, its purpose, and how it can enrich the quantitative methods process to which we might have become a little *too* accustomed. Along the way they also mention unknown unknowns, explaining the ocean, young Pat, cackling, how Greg pays for college, crap with a number, too young for the Muppets, grumpy old men, crowbar in the brain, bad maps, Logical Landmines, fluffy language, and storytelling.
Related Episodes
Quanti•Qamp VI: Enhancing Diversity in the Quantitative Sciences
S3E12: The History of Measurement: A Conversation with Derek Briggs
S2E07: Moderation — Well, It Depends
Suggested Readings
Castillo, W., & Gillborn, D. (2022). How to “QuantCrit:” Practices and questions for education data researchers and users (No. 22-546). Working Paper.
Garcia, N. M., López, N., & Vélez, V. N. (2018). QuantCrit: Rectifying quantitative methods through critical race theory. Race ethnicity and education, 21(2), 149-157.
Gillborn, D., Warmington, P., & Demack, S. (2018). QuantCrit: education, policy, ‘Big Data’ and principles for a critical race theory of statistics. Race ethnicity and education, 21(2), 158-179.
Priddie, C. (2020). Creating equitable STEM environments for Black Students in higher education. Journal of the Student Personnel Association at Indiana University, 87-99.
Priddie, C., & Renbarger, R. (2023). Connecting QuantCrit to Gifted Education Research: An Introduction. Gifted Child Quarterly, 67(1), 80-89.
Van Dusen, B., & Nissen, J. (2021). Tenets of QuantCrit. arXiv preprint arXiv:2110.12871.