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Engaging Bourdieu's habitus with Chinese understandings of embodiment: Knowledge flows in Health and Physical Education in higher education in Hong Kong by Pang, Bonnie

“…This paper begins with a question: can concepts generated in the Chinese context in the sociocultural relations of the periphery contribute to the development…”
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Repurposing field analysis for a relational and reflexive sociology of Chinese diasporas by Mu, Guanglun Michael, Pang, Bonnie

“…In this paper, we engage with Chinese diasporas research through recourse to Bourdieu's relational, reflexive sociology. We start with the historical and…”
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Teachers' experiences in teaching Chinese Australian students in health and physical education by Pang, Bonnie, Soong, Hannah

“…Despite the increasing number of students from “Asian” backgrounds in Australian schools, little consideration has been given to the experiences of Health and…”
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Physical activity in the lives of Hong Kong Chinese children by Ha, Amy S., Macdonald, Doune, Pang, Bonnie O. H.

“…To understand the physical activity culture in the lives of Hong Kong Chinese children and their parents, 48 young people between the ages 9 and 16 and their…”
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Visual search strategies and game knowledge in junior Australian rules football players: testing potential in talent identification and development by Kassem, Lael, Pang, Bonnie, Dogramaci, Sera, MacMahon, Clare, Quinn, John, Steel, Kylie A

“…This study explored video-based decision-making and eye-movement behavior as a complementary method to assess the decision-making skills and knowledge of elite…”
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Examining the Eye Movement Behaviors Associated With Skilled Decision-Making by Elite Australian Rules Football Players by Kassem, Lael, MacMahon, Clare, Quinn, John, Dogramaci, Sera, Pang, Bonnie, Steel, Kylie A.

“…Exploration of eye-movement behaviors of humans can provide insight into the processes used to inform and make decisions, with a large body of research…”
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Forging Strengths-Based Education with Non-Traditional Students in Higher Education by Pang, Bonnie, Garrett, Robyne, Wrench, Alison, Perrett, James

“…Widening access to higher education is a key aspiration of Australian educational policy. Drawing on a sample of non-traditional undergraduate Health and…”
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The postmonolingual turn: rethinking embodiment with New Confucianism in bodily education and research by Pang, Bonnie

“…The study of the body remains dominated by Western scholars examining Western bodies and using Western conceptualisations of the body. Though mainstream…”
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Beyond Hypervisibility and Fear: British Chinese Communities' Leisure and Health-Related Experiences in the Time of Coronavirus by Pang, Bonnie

“…This paper examines British Chinese communities' lived experiences of leisure in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The data that inform this paper are based…”
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Problematising the (in)visibility of racialized and gendered British Chineseness in youth health and physical cultures by Pang, Bonnie

“…In an increasingly complex world marked by transnationalism and globalisation, the role of physical cultures in everyday life is undergoing change, as people…”
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Conducting Research with Young Chinese-Australian Students in Health and Physical Education and Physical Activity: Epistemology, Positionality and Methodologies by Pang, Bonnie

“…Research that delves into the sociocultural perspectives of health and physical education and physical activity (HPEPA) in the lives of ethnic minority…”
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Subjective task value in physical activity participation: The perspective of Hong Kong schoolchildren by Pang, Bonnie, Sau Ching Ha, Amy

“…Subjective Task Value (STV) is a multidimensional construct of values predominantly used to examine western culture (Eccles et al., 1983); it is influential in…”
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Representations of Chinese gendered and racialised bodies in contemporary media sites by Pang, Bonnie, Hill, Joanne

“…Social media are influential sociocultural forces that construct and transmit information about gender, health and bodies to young people in the digital age…”
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Rethinking the 'Aspirations' of Chinese Girls within and beyond Health and Physical Education and Physical Activity in Greater Western Sydney by Pang, Bonnie, Hill, Joanne

“…This paper aims to explore young Chinese girls' aspirations and ideal environments for engagement in Health and Physical Education (HPE) and physical activity…”
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Understanding young Chinese Australian's (dis)engagement in Health and Physical Education and school sport by Pang, Bonnie, Macdonald, Doune

“…Background: School Health and Physical Education (HPE) and sport has increasingly become a complex cultural contact zone. With global population shifts,…”
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Leisure as Surveillance, and the Surveillance of Leisure by Rose, Jeff, Lashua, Brett, Pang, Bonnie

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Understanding Indo-Fijian girls' experiences in sport, physical activity and physical education: an intersectional study by Balram, Rohini, Pang, Bonnie, Knijnik, Jorge

“…Whilst other sporting narratives of girls and women from the Global North have been well explored, there is limited research about girls from a Fijian…”
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Informal sport and leisure, urban space and social inequalities: Editors' Introduction by Neal, Sarah, Pang, Bonnie, Parry, Keith, Rishbeth, Clare

“…While informal sport may appear to be a poor relation of formal sport, participation in informal sport is now more popular than organised club sport. The…”
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Promoting physical activity in Hong Kong Chinese young people: Factors influencing their subjective task values and expectancy beliefs in physical activity by Pang, Bonnie

“…According to Eccles et al.'s (1983) Expectancy Value Model, the two major constructs that influence young people's activity choice are subjective task value…”
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'Do I have a choice?' The influences of family values and investments on Chinese migrant young people's lifestyles and physical activity participation in Australia by Pang, Bonnie, Macdonald, Doune, Hay, Peter

“…This paper examines Chinese migrant young people's lifestyles and physical activity experiences in relation to the values and cultural investments of their…”
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