Jieun Lee
Biographic Data
| ID | 3652152 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jieun Lee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jieun |
| FAMILY NAME | Lee |
| SIGNATURE | LEE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ewha Womans University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7969-9912 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 73 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 118 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 73 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Socioeconomic differences in students’ help-seeking behaviors in mathematics within and beyond school contexts
This study examines elementary students’ help-seeking behaviors in mathematics by focusing on how socioeconomic status (SES) influences their choice of support resources. Given the cumulative and hierarchical nature of mathematical learning, help-seeking is particularly prevalent in this subject, because students frequently encounter challenges that require timely clarification to prevent learning gaps. The findings reveal distinct patterns: stud…
ChatGPT in Social Work? Insights from MSW Students
The integration of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) technologies, such as ChatGPT, has drawn significant attention in higher education. While college instructors are exploring whether and how to adopt these tools, it remains unclear what specific strengths and limitations instructors and students may experience when ChatGPT is used in the classroom. This study examines the use of ChatGPT in a case consultation assignment involving first…
The value-capture paradox of metro accessibility and gated communities in China
This paper highlights a critical challenge in China: although metro projects are justified by their potential to improve accessibility—a core public good—these benefits are often captured by private developers through the construction of gated communities around metro stations. We argue that local government’s reliance on land finance to cover the high costs of the infrastructure has distorted planning priorities, relegating the creation of perme…
Effects of attention-demanding task-based technique on reorientation in virtual reality
Beyond the Numbers: Community Advocate Perspectives on National IPV Data Among Aapi Survivors
Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) remain underrepresented in research and service utilization. This study used a sequential mixed-methods design (quant→qual) to examine characteristics of IPV and help-seeking among AAPI women survivors. Quantitative analysis of the National Crime Victimization Survey (AAPI n = 53; total N = 2,447) was compared with qualitative insights from 24 domestic violenc…
Barriers and Facilitators of Help-Seeking Among Asian Women Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence in the United States: A Scoping Review
Asian women survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) often face compound challenges in addressing abuse and its negative consequences. While prior reviews have identified barriers to help-seeking, fewer have examined the factors that facilitate help-seeking. The current scoping review addresses this gap by synthesizing findings from 33 empirical studies published between 2003 and 2024 that explore the help-seeking experiences of Asian women I…
Bid-Rent Logic and City Structure in the Online Shopping Era
As IT advances transform shopping and commuting habits city structure is likely to change. We examine the reorganization of urban spatial structures in a future city dominated by online shopping, super-speed metros, and remote work. Using a modified Alonso model and spatial equilibrium analysis, we explore how reduced shopping time, lower delivery costs, and logistics centres relocating to inner cities reshape urban form. Employing bid-rent logic…
GPT-4 generated psychological reports in psychodynamic perspective: A pilot study on quality, risk of hallucination and client satisfaction
This study suggests the possibility that artificial intelligence could assist users by providing psychodynamic interpretations
Cybervictimization and eating disorders in university sample in Singapore: A moderated mediation model of deviant peer association and self-esteem
This study underscores the importance of self-esteem as a mediator between cybervictimization and eating disorders, with deviant peer association amplifying this relationship. These findings highlight the need for interventions that address cyberbullying, promote self-esteem, and reduce deviant peer influences to mitigate the risk of eating disorders among university students
American Immigration Attitudes and Nimbyism: Do Immigration Preferences Vary by Spatial Scale
In recent years, prominent Republican elites have instituted statewide migrant transportation programs in which asylum-seeking migrants are “bused” to liberal cities across the country. These programs are often justified by invoking NIMBYism (not-in-my-backyard), suggesting that when people must consider the effects of immigration policy in terms of their community, their attitudes toward immigrants will vary. Despite this, extant scholarship has…
Rapidly innovating firms: Patent lifecycle and support for trade and IP enforcement
The rate of technological innovation and the speed with which old technologies are discarded are fundamental features of industries in the modern economy. How do these factors shape the politics of trade and trade agreements? We describe two potential channels. In one, rapid innovators support trade agreements and trade liberalization because of their privileged competitive position at the cutting edge of innovation. In the other, rapid innovator…
The semantics of embedding predicates influence the acceptability of internally headed relative clauses in Korean
This study examines whether embedding predicates’ semantic type affects the acceptability of internally headed relative clauses (IHRCs) in Korean. Existing studies on Korean IHRCs have primarily focused on their highly limited distribution, employing three research approaches to understand their restricted use: (i) explaining their formal restrictions using a set of rules; (ii) describing how they are used with naturally occurring data; (iii) ref…
Assessing Pragmatic Comprehension Competence in Chinese as a Second/Foreign Language: From the Perspective of Speech Acts in Chinese
This study evaluates the pragmatic comprehension competence of Chinese speech acts among adult learners of Chinese as a second language (CSL) and Chinese as a foreign language (CFL). A computerized Pragmatic Listening Judgment Task was adopted to collect accuracy and reaction time data from 88 participants from Mainland China and South Korea, examining their comprehension across four major categories of speech acts including assertives, directive…
Development and validation of Generative AI Competence Scale (GenAIComp) among university students
Capacities for social interactions are just being absorbed by the model: User engagement and assetization of data in the artificial sociality enterprise
Developed by a Korean start-up called ScatterLab, Luda Lee is an AI-powered social chatbot designed to embody the persona of a 20-year-old, youthful college girl and promoted as “your first AI friend.” A year after the suspension of Luda 1.0 in 2021 amid a heated controversy surrounding Luda 1.0 in 2021 regarding user-initiated abuse and the unethical sourcing of language data, ScatterLab recently reintroduced a generative AI-powered Luda 2.0 to …
Analyzing the causes of vacant houses through geospatial and panel data analyses in Japan
The Roles of Identity-Based Motivation and Perceived Instrumentality for Probationary Students’ Positive Self-Beliefs, Self-Regulation, and Performance
South Korean Provincial Government’s Introduction of the International Baccalaureate and Its Educational Effects on Middle School Students: A Grounded Theory Study
In South Korea, the International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme (MYP) has been implemented in public education for several years. This article explores the IB MYP’s characteristics and educational effects by adopting the grounded theory research approach of Corbin and Strauss (1990, 2015). A total of 27 students from three public middle schools offering the IB MYP in one Korean city participated in interviews. Through the interviews, …
When Does the Reproduction of Violence Begin? The Effects of Indirect Violence during Clinical Training on Career Identity
In Korea, there are cases where nurses use abusive language while teaching new nurses. Nursing students who observe and experience this kind of violence question themselves if they will be able to perform well in such an environment. This descriptive research study examined the mediating effect of negative emotions and the regulated mediating effect of resilience in the relationship between indirect experiences of violence and career identity. Ju…
Mobilization and Strategies: Comparing Trade Lobbying in the US and Canada
Do US lobbying patterns extend to other countries? To date no study has systematically compared US lobbying patterns with those of other countries using observational data. Taking advantage of similar lobbying disclosure rules in the US and Canada, we create a cross-country lobbying dataset. We focus on the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) to control for timing, salience, and issue scope. This helps us attribute differences in firm m…
Acoustic cue sensitivity in the perception of native category and their relation to nonnative phonological contrast learning
Experiment 1 investigates whether individual differences in sensitivity to acoustic cues in L1 category perception measured by the Visual Analogue Scaling (VAS) task could explain individual variability in L2 phonological contrast learning [research question (RQ1)]. f0 is a solid cue for Korean three-way stop contrasts (i.e., lenis-aspirated stop distinction) but not for English voicing contrasts. Results showed that naïve English learners of Kor…
Mapping regional funding for Covid-19 research in the Asia-Pacific region
INTRODUCTION: The Global Research Collaboration for Infectious Disease Preparedness (GloPID-R) is a network of funders supporting research on infectious diseases of epidemic/pandemic potential. GloPID-R is establishing regional hubs to strengthen stakeholder engagement particularly among low-income and middle-income countries. The first pilot hub, led from Republic of Korea (South Korea), has been launched in the Asia-Pacific region, a region hig…
Analysis of factors affecting the occurrence of vacant houses according to vacant house classification: Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan
Time in the State of Dementia Caregiving in South Korea: When Care Becomes (Non-)Waiting
School climate, academic performance, and adolescent well-being in Korea: The roles of competition and cooperation
We take the red pill, we confront the DickTrix: Online feminist activism and the augmentation of gendered realities in South Korea
In recent years, the internet in South Korea has become a battleground for unprecedented gender wars. This was intensified by the emergence of Megalia, an online feminist group that was started in 2015 as a response to the misogynistic culture and discourses in male-dominated online communities. This article explores the emergence of a new form of digital feminist activism as a process through which gendered realities and feminist experiences are…
Telephone interpreting — seen from the interpreters’ perspective
Telephone interpreting has been used widely in various community interpreting settings, but it has received little attention as a distinct area of interpreting in the growing body of interpreting studies. As telephone interpreting is being promoted for its convenience and for the greater availability of interpreters, this paper examines the perspective of telephone interpreters on their professional activity. Based on telephone surveys with Korea…
Travel Expenditure Patterns of Elderly Households in the us
A growth in senior travellers' market has caused an increasing interest of marketers in this segment, promising new pastures. This paper delves into this group to explore variables that affect the choices that these people make. Using the 1995 Consumer Expenditure Survey, this study (a) examines the travel-related expenditure patterns of U.S. households headed by those 55 years old and older; and (b) uses a double-hurdle model to identify factors…
The ‘transportation disadvantaged’: Urban form, gender and automobile versus non-automobile travel in the Detroit region
Urban decentralisation in the USA during the past five decades has created an automobile-dependent landscape characterised by low-densities, largely single-use zoning and disconnected street networks. Longer distances between dispersing destinations, resulting from urban decentralisation, negatively affects the mobility of socially disadvantaged groups, including women, minorities and lower-income populations. Furthermore, the urban poor and mino…
The 4B movement: Envisioning a feminist future with/in a non-reproductive future in Korea
Recently, in Korea, young feminists launched the 4B (4非) movement: bihon, bichulsan, biyeonae, bisekseu, meaning the refusal of (heterosexual) marriage, childbirth, romance, and sexual relationships. The 4B movement encompasses not only criticisms of the pro-natalist turn in state policy and protests against it, but also various forms of self-help discussions and practices that are explicitly oriented towards women’s individual futures. In this a…
No harmless child labor: The effect of child labor on academic achievement in francophone Western and Central Africa
Urban Built Environments, Accessibility, and Travel Behavior in a Declining Urban Core: The Extreme Conditions of Disinvestment and Suburbanization in the Detroit Region
The research explores the impact of socioeconomic and racial variables on accessibility to urban amenities and travel in compact urban built environments that have traditionally been viewed as improving access to daily destinations and promoting nonmotorized travel: urban environments characterized by high densities, mixed land uses, and high connectivity. The study focuses on six neighborhoods in the Detroit region. Two neighborhoods are within …
Conflicting views on court interpreting examined through surveys of legal professionals and court interpreters
This survey-based study examined the views of 226 legal professionals and 36 interpreting practitioners in Australia with respect to the role of the court interpreter and the quality of interpreting and revealed a statistically significant gap between the perceptions of the two professional groups. Both groups, however, were ambivalent in relation to some practical aspects of court interpreting, such as cultural intervention and the reproduction …
Beyond Pain and Protection: Politics of Identity and Iban Girls in Korea
This study analyzes the complexities in the exploration of iban girls' identities and the various ways how girls appropriate varied sources such as popular culture to examine the heterogeneousness of identity explorations and rethink the politics of identities. Against the tendency in current discourse on homosexual youth in Korea, protection discourse and pain discourse, the notion of identity itself will be critically examined and the girls' ag…
School climate, academic performance, and adolescent well-being in Korea: The roles of competition and cooperation
Living with/out Dementia in Contemporary South Korea
While the debate on diagnostic disclosure is often based on the premise that knowing about one's condition (the diagnosis and its prognosis) is essential in securing the patient's autonomy, many people with dementia in Korea are not told directly about their diagnosis. This article concerns the laborious and ethically contentious post-diagnostic living undertaken by the families of people with dementia, which I call "living with/out dementia." Th…
Evaluation of court interpreting: A case study of metadiscourse in interpreter-mediated expert witness examinations
The present paper examines the metadiscourse of court interpreting, with a focus on the evaluative language used in relation to interpreting of expert witness testimony. The study explores interactional resources such as hedges, boosters, attitude markers, self-mentions and engagement markers, employed by participants in the interpreter-mediated South Korean courtroom examinations of three English-speaking expert witnesses. Extracts analysed for …
Foreign Direct Investment in Political Influence
Do foreign firms engage in domestic politics, and if so, why? I argue that foreign firms, impacted by US policies, employ subsidiaries in the US to represent their political interests in federal elections. Using original data collected for the population of corporate givers during the 2014 and 2016 election cycles, I find US subsidiaries of foreign firms to be significantly more politically active than similarly sized American firms located in th…
Interpreting reported speech in witnesses’ evidence
Drawing on the discourse of interpreter-mediated examinations of Korean-speaking witnesses in an Australian courtroom, this paper explores court interpreters’ renditions of reported speech contained in witnesses’ evidence. Direct reported speech is generally preferred in the courtroom because of the evidentiary rule against the admission of hearsay. However, Korean-speaking witnesses who are not familiar with this rule and with the discursive pra…
Mobilization and Strategies: Comparing Trade Lobbying in the US and Canada
Do US lobbying patterns extend to other countries? To date no study has systematically compared US lobbying patterns with those of other countries using observational data. Taking advantage of similar lobbying disclosure rules in the US and Canada, we create a cross-country lobbying dataset. We focus on the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) to control for timing, salience, and issue scope. This helps us attribute differences in firm m…
A study of facework in interpreter-mediated courtroom examination
Drawing on authentic data from Korean interpreter-mediated witness examination in Australian courts, this paper examines facework in the context of the interpreter-mediated courtroom examination. Based on both conceptual and interactional notion of face, this paper focuses on repair attempts when miscommunication, be it actual or potential, arises. The data analysis demonstrates that the interpreter's face is closely connected to the face game in…
Better job prospects or an imperative to ‘just work’? A cross‐national study on social investment and women's employment
Social investment policies advocate for more and better jobs by supporting families' work‐life balance and investing in human capital. But do they really help to boost employment prospects for women? Earlier literature suggests a positive relationship, but not enough attention has been paid to the type of employment, or to who the actual beneficiaries of these measures are. This article combines ISSP survey data with OECD and national data in a m…
Social Capital and Workers' Job Prospects in the Mena Region
Social networks and collective trust have been studied in relation to civil uprisings such as the Arab Spring events of 2011. Social capital is also an important factor in the Middle East and North African (MENA) labour markets, where 'wasta' family connections are said to affect workers' opportunities. Little is known, however, about MENA citizens' social capital and its composition and distribution across socio-economic groups. As an advanced f…
Korean internally-headed relative clauses: Encoding strategy and semantic relevance
This study explores semantic relevance between internally-headed relative clauses (RCs) and main clauses in Korean, and argues that semantic relevance is caused by the encoding strategy of an internally-headed RC, which is shared by perception-verb complements. An internally-headed RC is distinguished from a gap RC in that the head noun appears in the RC as a full noun. Previous studies have argued that, along with the difference in the position …
Help me to help you to help me: A conversation analytic study of other-initiated repairs in a case of Korean–Russian interpreter-mediated investigative interviews in South Korea
This paper uses a conversation analytic approach to examine the phenomenon of repair and its critical role in interpreter-mediated investigative interviews. The approximately 160–minute long video-recorded data demonstrate that the Russian-speaking suspect–who was suspected of killing her own child–frequently initiated repairs not only to understand the questions she was asked but also enable herself to be understood clearly. This was mainly due …
Community interpreting services by marriage migrants for marriage migrants in South Korea
This paper deals with community interpreting services for migrant women in South Korea. The number of migrant women in South Korea has increased dramatically in recent decades. Faced with demographic changes in the wake of the influx of marriage migrants, the South Korean government has implemented policies to support marriage migrants’ early settlement and adjustment to life in South Korea, and the related public services have expanded to suppor…
What Skills Do Student Interpreters Need to Learn in Sight Translation Training
Although sight translation is widely taught in interpreter education and practicsed in the field, there has been a dearth of studies on sight translation. This paper presents the preliminary findings of a pilot study comparing six student interpreters and three professional interpreters' sight translation of an English speech text into Korean, which is their A language. This paper examines their sight translation performances in terms of accuracy…
Travel Expenditure Patterns of Elderly Households in the us
A growth in senior travellers' market has caused an increasing interest of marketers in this segment, promising new pastures. This paper delves into this group to explore variables that affect the choices that these people make. Using the 1995 Consumer Expenditure Survey, this study (a) examines the travel-related expenditure patterns of U.S. households headed by those 55 years old and older; and (b) uses a double-hurdle model to identify factors…
Beyond Pain and Protection: Politics of Identity and Iban Girls in Korea
This study analyzes the complexities in the exploration of iban girls' identities and the various ways how girls appropriate varied sources such as popular culture to examine the heterogeneousness of identity explorations and rethink the politics of identities. Against the tendency in current discourse on homosexual youth in Korea, protection discourse and pain discourse, the notion of identity itself will be critically examined and the girls' ag…
Telephone interpreting — seen from the interpreters’ perspective
Telephone interpreting has been used widely in various community interpreting settings, but it has received little attention as a distinct area of interpreting in the growing body of interpreting studies. As telephone interpreting is being promoted for its convenience and for the greater availability of interpreters, this paper examines the perspective of telephone interpreters on their professional activity. Based on telephone surveys with Korea…
When linguistic and cultural differences are not disclosed in court interpreting
This paper explores the role of the court interpreter in cross-cultural and cross-linguistic communication in the courtroom. Drawing on the analysis of the discourse of witness examinations interpreted by Korean interpreters in Australian court proceedings, this paper argues that in the absence of cultural and/or linguistic explanations by the interpreter, evidence given by witnesses from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds may not …
Conflicting views on court interpreting examined through surveys of legal professionals and court interpreters
This survey-based study examined the views of 226 legal professionals and 36 interpreting practitioners in Australia with respect to the role of the court interpreter and the quality of interpreting and revealed a statistically significant gap between the perceptions of the two professional groups. Both groups, however, were ambivalent in relation to some practical aspects of court interpreting, such as cultural intervention and the reproduction …
Interpreting reported speech in witnesses’ evidence
Drawing on the discourse of interpreter-mediated examinations of Korean-speaking witnesses in an Australian courtroom, this paper explores court interpreters’ renditions of reported speech contained in witnesses’ evidence. Direct reported speech is generally preferred in the courtroom because of the evidentiary rule against the admission of hearsay. However, Korean-speaking witnesses who are not familiar with this rule and with the discursive pra…
Translatability of Speech Style in Court Interpreting
The court interpreter's job is particularly demanding because s/he has to provide immediate renditions as close as possible to the meaning and effect of the original utterances, while facing constraints imposed by the institutional setting of the courtroom. Based on naturalistic data from interpreter mediated courtroom examinations and constructed data, namely translations by experienced conference interpreters and translators, this paper puts to…
A study of facework in interpreter-mediated courtroom examination
Drawing on authentic data from Korean interpreter-mediated witness examination in Australian courts, this paper examines facework in the context of the interpreter-mediated courtroom examination. Based on both conceptual and interactional notion of face, this paper focuses on repair attempts when miscommunication, be it actual or potential, arises. The data analysis demonstrates that the interpreter's face is closely connected to the face game in…
Urban Built Environments, Accessibility, and Travel Behavior in a Declining Urban Core: The Extreme Conditions of Disinvestment and Suburbanization in the Detroit Region
The research explores the impact of socioeconomic and racial variables on accessibility to urban amenities and travel in compact urban built environments that have traditionally been viewed as improving access to daily destinations and promoting nonmotorized travel: urban environments characterized by high densities, mixed land uses, and high connectivity. The study focuses on six neighborhoods in the Detroit region. Two neighborhoods are within …
What Skills Do Student Interpreters Need to Learn in Sight Translation Training
Although sight translation is widely taught in interpreter education and practicsed in the field, there has been a dearth of studies on sight translation. This paper presents the preliminary findings of a pilot study comparing six student interpreters and three professional interpreters' sight translation of an English speech text into Korean, which is their A language. This paper examines their sight translation performances in terms of accuracy…
Women Pre-Scripted: Forging Modern Roles through Korean Print
Women Pre-Scripted uses newspapers and magazines, between the 1896 and 1934, and literary works published up to 1942, as case studies to discuss the progress and consequences of prescriptive reading and writing that targeted Korean women at the dawn of Korea’s modern era. Through articles on a range of women’s issues, the book explores the subject and genre of the articles; script chosen and used; mode of representing women’s issues; categorizati…
Effects of Congruence of Product, Visual Image, and Consumer Self-Image on Art Infusion Advertising
Although previous researchers have reported that use of visual art in advertising induces more positive responses in consumers than does no art, which variables are important in inducing these responses has been largely unexamined. We investigated the moderating effects on advertising of the congruence between product and visual image, and also the congruence between visual image and self-image. The sample consisted of 228 university students in …
Community interpreting services by marriage migrants for marriage migrants in South Korea
This paper deals with community interpreting services for migrant women in South Korea. The number of migrant women in South Korea has increased dramatically in recent decades. Faced with demographic changes in the wake of the influx of marriage migrants, the South Korean government has implemented policies to support marriage migrants’ early settlement and adjustment to life in South Korea, and the related public services have expanded to suppor…
Physical Expression as "Moving Text" in the Korean Bongsan Mask Dance
Evaluation of court interpreting: A case study of metadiscourse in interpreter-mediated expert witness examinations
The present paper examines the metadiscourse of court interpreting, with a focus on the evaluative language used in relation to interpreting of expert witness testimony. The study explores interactional resources such as hedges, boosters, attitude markers, self-mentions and engagement markers, employed by participants in the interpreter-mediated South Korean courtroom examinations of three English-speaking expert witnesses. Extracts analysed for …
Placental economies: Care, anticipation and vital matters in the placenta stem cell lab in Korea
Brand schematicity moderates the effect of aesthetic brands on brand accessories purchase intentions
We empirically tested the relationship between aesthetic brands and evaluation of their accessories, and also explored the moderating roles of functional complementarity and brand schematicity on this relationship. Participants were 260 undergraduate students in Korea, who took part in an online experiment. Results showed that there were statistically significant differences in the evaluation of accessory products depending on the level of functi…
A case study of interpreter-mediated witness statement: Police interpreting in South Korea
Interpreters play an important role in police interviewing witnesses from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. In the cases where interpreters lack professional attributes such as interpreting competence and impartiality, it is very likely that the interpreted evidence and statement will not be a faithful reproduction of original utterances. If attention is not paid to possible alterations by interpreters to the original utterances …
Korean screen cultures: Interrogating cinema, TV, music and online games
In Korean Screen Cultures: Interrogating Cinema, TV, Music and Online Games, Andrew David Jackson and Colette Balmain have compiled and edited more than a dozen essays which open multiple conversat
Patient-reported symptoms of radiation dermatitis during breast cancer radiotherapy: A pilot study
Mapping Multi-Disease Risk during El Niño: An Ecosyndemic Approach
El Niño is a quasi-periodic pattern of climate variability and extremes often associated with hazards and disease. While El Niño links to individual diseases have been examined, less is known about the cluster of multi-disease risk referred to as an ecosyndemic, which emerges during extreme events. The objective of this study was to explore a mapping approach to represent the spatial distribution of ecosyndemics in Piura, Peru at the district-lev…
We take the red pill, we confront the DickTrix: Online feminist activism and the augmentation of gendered realities in South Korea
In recent years, the internet in South Korea has become a battleground for unprecedented gender wars. This was intensified by the emergence of Megalia, an online feminist group that was started in 2015 as a response to the misogynistic culture and discourses in male-dominated online communities. This article explores the emergence of a new form of digital feminist activism as a process through which gendered realities and feminist experiences are…
The ‘transportation disadvantaged’: Urban form, gender and automobile versus non-automobile travel in the Detroit region
Urban decentralisation in the USA during the past five decades has created an automobile-dependent landscape characterised by low-densities, largely single-use zoning and disconnected street networks. Longer distances between dispersing destinations, resulting from urban decentralisation, negatively affects the mobility of socially disadvantaged groups, including women, minorities and lower-income populations. Furthermore, the urban poor and mino…
My Lingerie Play} by Diana Oh
Reviewed by: {My Lingerie Play} by Diana Oh Jieun Lee {MY LINGERIE PLAY}. By Diana Oh. Directed by Orion Stephanie Johnstone and Diana Oh. Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, New York City. October 13, 2017. Diana Oh’s installation/performance piece {my lingerie play} started in 2014 when Oh, scantily clad in black lingerie sporting a black hat and dark sunglasses, stood on her makeshift soapbox in Times Square holding two brown paper bags with word…
Teacher Gender, Student Gender, and Primary School Achievement: Evidence from Ten Francophone African Countries
Using an exceptionally rich, standardised education assessment dataset comprising over 1800 primary schools and 31,000 grade six students from 10 francophone Western and Central African countries, this study analyses the relationship between teacher gender, student gender, and student achievement. Findings indicate that, for girls, being taught by a female teacher increases math and reading performance. For boys, however, teacher gender has no ef…
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