Archive
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The POGIL Summer 2016 Newsletter is Now Ready for DownloadClick below to see the latest issue! -
Wait, you mean carrots are plants?This blog post is the first in a series of posts from teachers in the POGIL community who have won teaching awards. -
Do you teach as you were taught?This week’s blog is another post from a POGIL practitioner who was recognized for outstanding teaching. -
The POGIL Project Names Pirmann and Shepherd Inaugural Winners of Early Achievement AwardThe POGIL Project has named two educators winners of its inaugural Early Achievement Award -
Words from Tammy PirmannToday’s post is from Tammy Pirmann, one of the first two educators given the POGIL Early Achievement Award. -
Q&A with Gail WebsterGail Webster is a professor of Chemistry at Guilford College in Greensboro, NC. -
Q&A with Gail WebsterGail Webster is a professor of Chemistry at Guilford College in Greensboro, NC. -
How should I form the groups in my class?What are the best ways to form the groups in your class? The answer is, of course, it depends!
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Gail Webster: Chemistry of Food and Cooking
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If active learning is “settled science”, why doesn’t everyone use it?A post written by Rob Whitnell at Guilford College that arose out of an email conversation in response to the question titling this blog.