This page contains links to a collection of more than 40 videos, created through the POGIL / HACH Northern Colorado Consortium. The videos were designed as instructional tools to help students better understand the importance of effective interpersonal skills in group work. The brief vignettes show both positive and negative examples of interactions between students, providing a starting point for class discussion on student roles and appropriate behavior in group situations.
Video #1 - Communicating Clearly (mumbling)
Video #2 - Communicating Clearly (distracted, texting)
Video #3 - Communicating Clearly (avoiding partner work)
Video #4 - Communicating Clearly (not contributing)
Video #5 - Communicating Clearly (brusque, no eye contact)
Video #6 - Communicating Clearly (negative attitude)
Video #7 - Listening Skills (positive example of active listening)
Video #8 - Listening Skills (positive example of active listening)
Video #9 - Listening Skills (positive example of active listening)
Video #10 - Listening Skills (positive example of active listening)
Video #11 - Listening Skills (positive example of active listening)
Video #12 - Listening Skills (positive example of active listening)
Video #13 - Listening Skills (negative example, no eye contact)
Video #14 - Listening Skills (negative example, minimal discussion)
Video #15 - Listening Skills (negative example, distracted)
Video #16 - Courteous Interactions (positive example of helping)
Video #17 - Courteous Interactions (negative example, not sharing information)
Video #18 - Courteous Interactions (positive example, correcting a peer)
Video #19 - Courteous Interactions (negative example)
Video #20 - Courteous Interactions (negative example, not cooperative with group)
Video #21 - Courteous Interactions (negative example, not cooperative with group)
Video #22 - Taking Responsibility (positive example, student forgot homework)
Video #23 - Taking Responsibility (positive example, student forgot homework)
Video #24 - Taking Responsibility (positive example, student forgot homework)
Video #25 - Taking Responsibility (negative example, blaming teacher)
Video #26 - Taking Responsibility (negative example, making excuses)
Video #27 - Taking Repsonsibility (negative example, rushing and copying)
Video #28 - Accepting Feedback (positive example, correcting an answer)
Video #29 - Accepting Feedback (positive example, correcting a peer)
Video #30 - Accepting Feedback (positive example, different answers)
Video #31 - Accepting Feedback (negative example)
Video #32 - Accepting Feedback (negative example, disagreeing on answer)
Video #33 - Accepting Feedback (negative example
Video #34 - Dealing with Conflict (positive example, handling disagreement)
Video #35 - Dealing with Conflict (positive example, handling disagreement)
Video #36 - Dealing with Conflict (positive example, handling disagreement)
Video #37 - Dealing with Conflict (negative example, responding with anger)
Video #38 - Dealing with Conflict (negative example, arm wrestle)
Video #39 - Dealing with Conflict (negative example, no consensus)
Video #40 - Dealing with Conflict (negative example, partners don't get along)
Video #41 - Dealing with Conflict (negative example, fighting over paper)
Video #42 - Dealing with Conflict (negative example, partner conflict)
This video clip shows a group of 4 students working through several questions on a POGIL activity. Some points to note: