Paul Sanders
Biographic Data
| ID | 1500805 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paul Sanders |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paul |
| FAMILY NAME | Sanders |
| SIGNATURE | SANDERS P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Deakin University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5070-1479 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 70 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Grandschools: A new intergenerational third place for community regeneration
Grandschools: a new intergenerational third place for community regeneration
Lines of Settlement: Lost Landscapes within Maps for Future Morphologies
The value of archival documents quite often extends beyond their original purpose, as evidence contained within these artefacts, whether written or drawn, can provide veracity for new lines of heritage inquiry. Many settlements in the ‘new world’ were set out by land surveyors whose drawings charted the accurate placement and alignment of new streets and block perimeters laid upon drawings of the extant topographical landscape features. The paper…
A commentary on (V)Isuf Covid-19 crisis calls (V stands for virtual)
The Jews of the Channel Islands and the rule of law 1940–1945 – “quite contrary to the principles of British justice”
The Jews of the Channel Islands and the rule of law 1940–1945 – “quite contrary to the principles of British justice”." Journal of Modern Jewish Studies, 16(3), pp. 516–517
Experiments in research and practice: Engaging design professionals with urban morphology
In 2012 ISUF established a Task Force to promote engagement between researchers in urban morphology and practitioners. In an interim report two key interconnected proposals were made: first to increase the influence of urban morphology ‘by better packaging and marketing’, and secondly to ‘raise the level of understanding and application of urban morphology in a range of relevant professions through the channel of education and professional organi…
Morphogenetic analysis of architectural elements within the townscape
When a new form is inserted in an existing townscape, its consonance within the urban fabric is dependent on the level of attention paid to the evaluation and management of its architectural elements. However, despite the established principles and methods of urban morphology that enable the systematic analysis of the built environment, a formula for ensuring that new development relates to its context so as to achieve congruent outcomes is still…
Academic self-efficacy in study-related skills and behaviours: Relations with learning-related emotions and academic success
BackgroundAcademic self-efficacy, when operationalized as mastery over domain-specific knowledge, has been found to be a predictor of academic achievement and emotions. Although academic emotions are also a predictor of academic achievement, there is limited evidence for reciprocal relations with academic achievement.AimsTo examine whether academic self-efficacy, when operationalized as confidence in study-related skills and behaviours, is also a…
Irena Backus, Le miracle de Laon. Le déraisonnable, l'apocalyptique et le politique dans les récits du miracle de Laon (1566-1578), Paris 1994 (De Pétrarque à Descartes 58)
Pamela Biel, Doorkeepers at the House of Righteousness: Heinrich Bullinger and the Zurich Clergy 1535-1575, Bern 1991 (Zürcher Beiträge zur Reformationsgeschichte 15)
Heinrich Bullinger et le "zwinglianisme tardif" aux lendemains du "Consensus Tigurinus"
En 1525, Huldrych Zwingli presentait dans son traite Commentaire sur la vraie et la fausse religion 1 une doctrine eucharistique qui se distinguait clairement des positions romaine et lutherienne.Vingt-cinq ans apres la publication du Commentaire, Heinrich Bullinger conclut avec Jean Calvin un accord sur les sacrements qui temoignait d'une evolution sensible par rapport la position de Zwingli en 1525 2 .Cet accord, appele Consensus Tigurinus par …
Measuring academic behavioural confidence: The ABC scale revisited
The Academic Behavioural Confidence (ABC) scale has been shown to be valid and can be useful to teachers in understanding their students, enabling the design of more effective teaching sessions with large cohorts. However, some of the between‐group differences have been smaller than expected, leading to the hypothesis that the ABC scale many not be unidimensional and that inherent subscales may be behaving in different ways, reducing the size of …
Histoire du marche noir, 1940-1946
University Students' Expectations of Teaching
This study used a specially designed questionnaire to explore undergraduate students' expectations of and preferences in teaching, learning and assessment. A convenience sample of 395 first-year university undergraduates at the start of their university life was used. They were enrolled on a Medical, Business Studies or Psychology degree course at one of three British universities. Overall, the similarities in expectations and preferences between…
Moderators of gender effects on parents' talk to their children: A meta-analysis
Two sets of meta-analyses of studies examining gender effects on parents' observed language with their children were conducted. One looked at studies comparing mothers and fathers in amount of talking, supportive speech, negative speech, directive speech, informing speech, and questions and requests. The other looked at studies comparing mothers' interactions with daughters versus with sons in amount of talking, supportive speech, and directive s…
Technology in Music Education
The Sacraments in Early American Methodism
In an essay written in 19291 Professor Tillich concluded that the sacraments continue to exist in modern Protestantism largely through historical impetus. The conservatism of custom and a vague awareness that their observance is somehow due to our Lord are apparently sufficient to prevent their total extinction. The last generation has of course witnessed a liturgical revival in our churches; but this new interest is by no means universal and app…
An Appraisal of John Wesley's Sacramentalism in the Evolution of Early American Methodism
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Moderators of gender effects on parents' talk to their children: A meta-analysis
Two sets of meta-analyses of studies examining gender effects on parents' observed language with their children were conducted. One looked at studies comparing mothers and fathers in amount of talking, supportive speech, negative speech, directive speech, informing speech, and questions and requests. The other looked at studies comparing mothers' interactions with daughters versus with sons in amount of talking, supportive speech, and directive s…
University Students' Expectations of Teaching
This study used a specially designed questionnaire to explore undergraduate students' expectations of and preferences in teaching, learning and assessment. A convenience sample of 395 first-year university undergraduates at the start of their university life was used. They were enrolled on a Medical, Business Studies or Psychology degree course at one of three British universities. Overall, the similarities in expectations and preferences between…
Histoire du marche noir, 1940-1946
Academic self-efficacy in study-related skills and behaviours: Relations with learning-related emotions and academic success
BackgroundAcademic self-efficacy, when operationalized as mastery over domain-specific knowledge, has been found to be a predictor of academic achievement and emotions. Although academic emotions are also a predictor of academic achievement, there is limited evidence for reciprocal relations with academic achievement.AimsTo examine whether academic self-efficacy, when operationalized as confidence in study-related skills and behaviours, is also a…
Morphogenetic analysis of architectural elements within the townscape
When a new form is inserted in an existing townscape, its consonance within the urban fabric is dependent on the level of attention paid to the evaluation and management of its architectural elements. However, despite the established principles and methods of urban morphology that enable the systematic analysis of the built environment, a formula for ensuring that new development relates to its context so as to achieve congruent outcomes is still…
Measuring academic behavioural confidence: The ABC scale revisited
The Academic Behavioural Confidence (ABC) scale has been shown to be valid and can be useful to teachers in understanding their students, enabling the design of more effective teaching sessions with large cohorts. However, some of the between‐group differences have been smaller than expected, leading to the hypothesis that the ABC scale many not be unidimensional and that inherent subscales may be behaving in different ways, reducing the size of …
Grandschools: A new intergenerational third place for community regeneration
Grandschools: a new intergenerational third place for community regeneration
The Sacraments in Early American Methodism
In an essay written in 19291 Professor Tillich concluded that the sacraments continue to exist in modern Protestantism largely through historical impetus. The conservatism of custom and a vague awareness that their observance is somehow due to our Lord are apparently sufficient to prevent their total extinction. The last generation has of course witnessed a liturgical revival in our churches; but this new interest is by no means universal and app…
An Appraisal of John Wesley's Sacramentalism in the Evolution of Early American Methodism
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
An Appraisal of John Wesley's Sacramentalism in the Evolution of Early American Methodism
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Sacraments in Early American Methodism
In an essay written in 19291 Professor Tillich concluded that the sacraments continue to exist in modern Protestantism largely through historical impetus. The conservatism of custom and a vague awareness that their observance is somehow due to our Lord are apparently sufficient to prevent their total extinction. The last generation has of course witnessed a liturgical revival in our churches; but this new interest is by no means universal and app…
Technology in Music Education
Moderators of gender effects on parents' talk to their children: A meta-analysis
Two sets of meta-analyses of studies examining gender effects on parents' observed language with their children were conducted. One looked at studies comparing mothers and fathers in amount of talking, supportive speech, negative speech, directive speech, informing speech, and questions and requests. The other looked at studies comparing mothers' interactions with daughters versus with sons in amount of talking, supportive speech, and directive s…
University Students' Expectations of Teaching
This study used a specially designed questionnaire to explore undergraduate students' expectations of and preferences in teaching, learning and assessment. A convenience sample of 395 first-year university undergraduates at the start of their university life was used. They were enrolled on a Medical, Business Studies or Psychology degree course at one of three British universities. Overall, the similarities in expectations and preferences between…
Histoire du marche noir, 1940-1946
Measuring academic behavioural confidence: The ABC scale revisited
The Academic Behavioural Confidence (ABC) scale has been shown to be valid and can be useful to teachers in understanding their students, enabling the design of more effective teaching sessions with large cohorts. However, some of the between‐group differences have been smaller than expected, leading to the hypothesis that the ABC scale many not be unidimensional and that inherent subscales may be behaving in different ways, reducing the size of …
Irena Backus, Le miracle de Laon. Le déraisonnable, l'apocalyptique et le politique dans les récits du miracle de Laon (1566-1578), Paris 1994 (De Pétrarque à Descartes 58)
Pamela Biel, Doorkeepers at the House of Righteousness: Heinrich Bullinger and the Zurich Clergy 1535-1575, Bern 1991 (Zürcher Beiträge zur Reformationsgeschichte 15)
Heinrich Bullinger et le "zwinglianisme tardif" aux lendemains du "Consensus Tigurinus"
En 1525, Huldrych Zwingli presentait dans son traite Commentaire sur la vraie et la fausse religion 1 une doctrine eucharistique qui se distinguait clairement des positions romaine et lutherienne.Vingt-cinq ans apres la publication du Commentaire, Heinrich Bullinger conclut avec Jean Calvin un accord sur les sacrements qui temoignait d'une evolution sensible par rapport la position de Zwingli en 1525 2 .Cet accord, appele Consensus Tigurinus par …
Academic self-efficacy in study-related skills and behaviours: Relations with learning-related emotions and academic success
BackgroundAcademic self-efficacy, when operationalized as mastery over domain-specific knowledge, has been found to be a predictor of academic achievement and emotions. Although academic emotions are also a predictor of academic achievement, there is limited evidence for reciprocal relations with academic achievement.AimsTo examine whether academic self-efficacy, when operationalized as confidence in study-related skills and behaviours, is also a…
Morphogenetic analysis of architectural elements within the townscape
When a new form is inserted in an existing townscape, its consonance within the urban fabric is dependent on the level of attention paid to the evaluation and management of its architectural elements. However, despite the established principles and methods of urban morphology that enable the systematic analysis of the built environment, a formula for ensuring that new development relates to its context so as to achieve congruent outcomes is still…
Experiments in research and practice: Engaging design professionals with urban morphology
In 2012 ISUF established a Task Force to promote engagement between researchers in urban morphology and practitioners. In an interim report two key interconnected proposals were made: first to increase the influence of urban morphology ‘by better packaging and marketing’, and secondly to ‘raise the level of understanding and application of urban morphology in a range of relevant professions through the channel of education and professional organi…
The Jews of the Channel Islands and the rule of law 1940–1945 – “quite contrary to the principles of British justice”
The Jews of the Channel Islands and the rule of law 1940–1945 – “quite contrary to the principles of British justice”." Journal of Modern Jewish Studies, 16(3), pp. 516–517
A commentary on (V)Isuf Covid-19 crisis calls (V stands for virtual)
Lines of Settlement: Lost Landscapes within Maps for Future Morphologies
The value of archival documents quite often extends beyond their original purpose, as evidence contained within these artefacts, whether written or drawn, can provide veracity for new lines of heritage inquiry. Many settlements in the ‘new world’ were set out by land surveyors whose drawings charted the accurate placement and alignment of new streets and block perimeters laid upon drawings of the extant topographical landscape features. The paper…
Grandschools: A new intergenerational third place for community regeneration
Grandschools: a new intergenerational third place for community regeneration
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