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Dr. Ronni Kurtz
No full text2023-2024 recipienthttps://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/factulty_teaching_effectiveness/1058/thumbnail.jp
Literature Review: Resurged Ability Grouping Practices as a Result of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Get PDFHoward E. Gardner proposed the notion that human beings possess different ways of knowing, understanding, and communicating with the world. Despite his Theory of Multiple Intelligences, some educators continue to instruct and assess students without considering diverse learning styles. People possess certain combinations of different intelligences that affect how they learn and demonstrate learning in school. This literature review aims to provide a comprehensive report on the importance of exploring resurging ability grouping practices as we move from the impact of COVID-19. The article provides a review of current grouping practices, effects of ability grouping on students and their achievement, as well as perceptions of administrators and teachers
CedarCommons Logo Variations 2024
Get PDFA fresh logo for the newly named CedarCommons, the institutional repository and digital archives of Cedarville University was designed by Creative Services and released in 2024. Important elements of the logo include:
Computer monitor - digital nature of the repository items and access to those items.
Columned building - Cedarville Univeristy history and Bliblical heritage of the digital archives and special collections.
Unlocked padlock - commitment to open access to items contained in the repository.
CedarCommons - a combination of Cedarville and a definition of Commons which is a gathering place and resources common to a community.
Gold and Navy - Cedarville University color palett
David McKinney [1860-1934]
No full textDr. David McKinney became the first president of Cedarville college in 1894, appointed by the General Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church. While president, he continued to serve his congregation of the First Reformed Presbyterian Church in Cincinnati and commuted by train to Cedarville twice weekly to provide leadership in the development of the fledgling college. Dr. McKinney was known for his energy and determination to see the college well established. He knew every student personally and he was known as an inspiring speaker and a man of intellectual ability. After resigning from the presidency in June 1915, McKinney continued as President Emeritus and Trustee until his death in 1934. It was said of him that he “assumed leadership of an organization that had only a charter and a piece of bare land, and left it a thriving college, free of debt with three substantial buildings, a dedicated faculty, loyal alumni and an increasing number of faithful supporters” [Cleveland McDonald, The History of Cedarville College, 48]. McKinney Hall, constructed in 1995, was named in his honor.
Source: Barbara Loach, Cedarville University: Defining Legacieshttps://digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/you_live_where/1007/thumbnail.jp
When He\u27s Not Busy Being A Nurse Practitioner & Professor, YouTuber Cliff Fawcett Shares About Kayacking, Canoeing
No full textAmong the Best: Cedarville Among Top-Ranked Ohio Universities
Get PDFWith students from 49 states and 57 countries, Cedarville University has the reputation of being a leader in Christian higher education. Intelligent.com, an independent marketing service, recently supported the reputation by ranking Cedarville among the highest-ranked universities in Ohio — and the highest-ranked Christian university in the Buckeye State
