Resources to Share Amongst POGIL Conference Participants
at Boise State University--July 12-14, 2007
Please Note:
Most of the following are Microsoft Word documents resources. Some of the documents under #1 and 2, below, were created by my colleagues and I at Green River Community College (e.g. Lab 1, the Iodine Clock Independent, others I created (e.g. the kinetics simulation Inquiry Questions), while most of the others I've adapted, modified, added to, pirated, etc. from a variety of sources. As always, these are works in progress: Suggestions are always welcome: kmarr@greenriver.edu
If you would like to share materials that you have produced, please send them to me via email attachment and I will post them below: kmarr@greenriver.edu
- Group Ground Rules and Consequences
- Peer Evaluation Form
- Strategy Analyst's Report
- POGIL Strategies (Appendices A-F from the POGIL instructor's guide)
- Evaluation Form: How Strong is Your Team?
- POGIL instructor's guide
- Grouper Excel Spreadsheets (quickly and easily randomly make groups)
- Grouper 30 (for a class of 30 or less students)
- Grouper 60 (for a class of 60 or less students)
High School Chemistry Guided Inquiry Lesson Plans by Jason Neil
Chemistry Experiment Simulations and Conceptual Computer Animations by Tom Greenbowe (Iowa St. University)
Some of the simulations come with guided inquiry tutorial/questions
Many of these labs can be easily changed to be POGIL-style lab activities--I have contacted Peter and have his blessings to do so.
· Product Research (Stoichiometry)