Pogil - Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning

Groups

• • ANA-POGIL
  • Analytical chemists need to have strong problem solving skills, data acquisition and data handling skills, and...
    Analytical chemists need to have strong problem solving skills, data acquisition and data handling skills, and a critical eye for judging the quality of data and experimental results.
    
    The POGIL methodology has been shown to be effective for advancing these skills and improving student learning in other chemistry sub-disciplines. POGIL materials are an exemplary vehicle to impart analytical chemistry course content while promoting the effective growth of much needed analytical skills including information processing, analytical reasoning and advanced problem solving.
• • Facilitators
  • Private group for POGIL facilitators.
    
    This is a place for Facilitators to discuss general facilitation issues...
    Private group for POGIL facilitators.
    
    This is a place for Facilitators to discuss general facilitation issues and for the National Office to post new policies or request Facilitators for new events!
    
    For more information, please contact us at pogil@pogil.org
• • Great Lakes Region
  • Great Lakes
  • This region includes the following states:
    *Minnesota
    *South Dakota
    *North Dakota
    *Wisconsin
    *Iowa
    *Illinois
    *Indiana
    *Ohio...
    This region includes the following states:
    *Minnesota
    *South Dakota
    *North Dakota
    *Wisconsin
    *Iowa
    *Illinois
    *Indiana
    *Ohio
    *Michigan
    *Nebraska.
    
    For more information please contact Cheryl Bailey at cbailey7@unl.edu .
• • HSPI Participant Group
  • Private group for the direct participants in the HSPI Project - the Partners, Editorial Board members...
    Private group for the direct participants in the HSPI Project - the Partners, Editorial Board members and leadership team
• • HSPI - High School POGIL Initiative
  • Join this group to connect with others interested in the High School POGIL Initiative Project
• • Math Team
  • This is a private group for the people involved in the development of materials for Calc...
    This is a private group for the people involved in the development of materials for Calc I and Pre-Calc
• • National Office
  • Private group for POGIL National Office staff announcements and discussions
• • Northeast Region
  • Northeast Region
  • This region includes the following states:
    
    *Connecticut
    *Delaware
    *District of Columbia
    *Maine
    *Maryland
    *Massachusetts
    *New Hampshire...
    This region includes the following states:
    
    *Connecticut
    *Delaware
    *District of Columbia
    *Maine
    *Maryland
    *Massachusetts
    *New Hampshire
    *New Jersey
    *New York
    *Pennsylvania
    *Rhode Island
    *Vermont
    *West Virginia
    
    
    For more information please contact Frank Creegan fcreegan2@washcoll.edu .
• • Northwest Region
  • Northwest Region
  • This region includes the following states:
    *Idaho
    *Oregon
    *Washington
    *Montana.
    
    For more information please contact Stacey...
    This region includes the following states:
    *Idaho
    *Oregon
    *Washington
    *Montana.
    
    For more information please contact Stacey Fiddler at stacey.fiddler@pcc.edu .
• • Project Director Task Page
  • Private page for POGIL Office
• • Regional Network Coordinators
  • Private discussion page for Regional Network Coordinators, who plan the Regional Meetings.
• • South Central Region
  • South Central Region
  • This region includes the following states:
    *Arkansas
    *Kansas
    *Louisiana
    *Missouri
    *Oklahoma
    *Texas.
    
    For more information please...
    This region includes the following states:
    *Arkansas
    *Kansas
    *Louisiana
    *Missouri
    *Oklahoma
    *Texas.
    
    For more information please contact Marty Perry at perrym@obu.edu
• • Southeast Region, A.K.A. POGIL-n-Grits
  • Southeast Region
  • This region includes the following states:
    *Virginia
    *North Carolina
    *South Carolina
    *Georgia
    *Florida
    *Alabama
    *Tennessee
    *Mississippi...
    This region includes the following states:
    *Virginia
    *North Carolina
    *South Carolina
    *Georgia
    *Florida
    *Alabama
    *Tennessee
    *Mississippi
    *Kentucky
    
    For more information please contact Sally Hunnicutt at sshunnic@vcu.edu
• • Southwest Region
  • Southwest Region
  • This region includes of the following states:
    *California
    *Nevada
    *Arizona
    *Hawaii
    *New Mexico
    *Colorado
    *Utah
    *Wyoming....
    This region includes of the following states:
    *California
    *Nevada
    *Arizona
    *Hawaii
    *New Mexico
    *Colorado
    *Utah
    *Wyoming.
    
    For more information please contact the National Office at pogil@pogil.org .
• • Steering Committee
  • Private group for The POGIL Project Steering Committee.
• • Stony Brook High School Activities - Teacher Materials
  • This group contains the teacher materials for the high school chemistry activities available at www.pogil.org/resources/curriculum-materials/classroom-activities ....
    This group contains the teacher materials for the high school chemistry activities available at www.pogil.org/resources/curriculum-materials/classroom-activities .
    
    For access to the teacher materials, please create an account (www.pogil.org/apply) if you have not already done so.
    
    Next, email pogil@pogil.org requesting access to the teacher materials. In the email, please include the following:
    
    1) A link to a webpage that indicates that you are a faculty member of an educational institution. If no such link is available, please include the name of your school's principal.
    
    2) Information about up to 5 courses that you teach. The information should include the subject, course level (general, college prep, honors, AP, IB), and grade level(s).
    
    The Stony Brook University Collection of High School Chemistry Activities was written several years before the HSPI project began, so the activities were not written in the same manner as activities that were subsequently produced by the HSPI Project. Users will notice a difference in style and consistency between the Stony Brook and HSPI activities, but given that the intent of POGIL is to engage students in learning, different formats and styles can be used to accomplish this goal. In addition, the Stony Brook materials were written with a focus on concepts that are included in the New York State Regents Chemistry Core Curriculum.If you should have questions about the Stony Brook University Collection of High School Chemistry activities, send your inquiries to Linda Padwa (Linda.Padwa@stonybrook.edu)