As a member of the POGIL community, you are part of something bigger than yourself. You are empowering students to become more self-directed, inquisitive, independent thinkers and helping them develop skills to be successful leaders and problem solvers. As a practitioner, you are joining a community of like-minded educators who share similar goals in advancing best practices in student-centered learning and who also enjoy spending time together. We are not just an organization...
In a 2015 study headed by Adrianna Kezar of The Pullias Center at the University of Southern California, The POGIL Project was one of four organizations identified as a new and unique type of organization called a Community of Transformation— a community that not only improves the practices of its members, but also achieves systemic change for greater impact. Kezar's study found that what drives these communities is a "focus on exploring philosophically, in deep and fundamental ways, how science is taught."
POGIL Learning Communities are an initiative in the POGIL Project to broaden participation, deepen community, and create equitable pathways to leadership opportunities in the POGIL Project. The goal of this program is to support a diverse set of new practitioners through their beginning years of implementation to improve retention of underrepresented instructors in the POGIL Project.
We are always looking for ideas to create a fun and engaging atmosphere within our community! Take a look at a few of our favorite community-centric projects from this and previous years.
At The POGIL Project, we are always thrilled when our community members are recognized for their work. Click below to see a list of recent honors.
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