Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning (POGIL) uses specially designed resources that guide student learning to teach content while improving process skills. Webinar participants learn about The POGIL Project, the philosophy which supports POGIL pedagogy, and the value of the POGIL instruction. Also receive information about how to start POGIL in your classroom, where to find instruction resources, and information about local workshops.

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Related resources

• AACT Article, Chemistry Solutions November 2014 | Learning Electron Configuration via POGIL
• AACT Lab | Reaction Rate
• AACT Lab | Understanding Specific Heat
• AACT Webinar, October 2014 | Cookbook to Inquiry
• External Resources | POGIL Curriculum Resources
• External Resources | POGIL Workshops

Topics: inquiry, guided learning, student-centered, groups, teaching methods
Presenter: Laura Trout
Duration: 53 minutes
Date: November 4, 2015

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• Presentation slides
• Student Handout: Classification of Matter

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