Sharon Wheeler - Concepedia

Author

Sharon Wheeler

University of Chester ORCID

Also Known As

S.J. Wheeler, Sharon Wheeler

Publications

593

Citations

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Concepts

All Affiliations

University of Chester Edge Hill University University of Inland Norway

About

Sharon Wheeler is an author at University of Chester specializing in child development, health sciences, and sociology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Education	2	2	200
2	Health Sciences	2	2	200
3	Engineering	1	1	109
4	Athletic Training	1	1	180
5	Behavioral Sciences	1	1	20

Sharon Wheeler

Publications

491

Citations

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	Year	Citations
The significance of family culture for sports participation Sharon Wheeler International Review for the Sociology of Sport CultureSport ParticipationHealth SciencesFamily CultureSociology	2011	180
Assessing the date of the global oil peak: The need to use 2P reserves Roger Bentley, S.A. Mannan, Sharon Wheeler Energy Policy EngineeringUnconventional OilOil EconomicsEnergy TransitionGeography	2007	109
Parenting in relation to children’s sports participation: generational changes and potential implications Sharon Wheeler, Ken Green Leisure Studies	2012	84
‘The helping, the fixtures, the kits, the gear, the gum shields, the food, the snacks, the waiting, the rain, the car rides … ’: social class, parenting and children's organised activities Sharon Wheeler, Ken Green Sport Education and Society	2018	41
Organised activities, educational activities and family activities: how do they feature in the middle-class family’s weekend? Sharon Wheeler Leisure Studies	2013	26
Social class and the emergent organised sporting habits of primary-aged children Sharon Wheeler, Ken Green, Miranda Thurston European Physical Education Review Physical ActivityEducationEarly Childhood EducationSports ConsumptionPrimary School	2017	20
‘Essential assistance’ versus ‘concerted cultivation’: theorising class-based patterns of parenting in Britain Sharon Wheeler Pedagogy Culture and Society	2017	20
The (re)production of (dis)advantage: class-based variations in parental aspirations, strategies and practices in relation to children’s primary education Sharon Wheeler Education 3-13	2017	11

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