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The Social Construction of PETE in Higher Education: Toward a Research Agenda

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Pages 440-456 | Published online: 20 Apr 2012

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Jenna R. Lorusso & K. Andrew R. Richards. (2018) Expert Perspectives on the Future of Physical Education in Higher Education. Quest 70:1, pages 114-136.
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Fiona Dowling. (2008) Getting in touch with our feelings: the emotional geographies of gender relations in PETE. Sport, Education and Society 13:3, pages 247-266.
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정현우. (2016) The Construction of Pedagogic Meaning in Physical Education Policy in Korea: Focused on Regulative Discourses. Korean Journal of Sport Science 27:4, pages 841-860.
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