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We love grace

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Useful for teaching and learning abstract concepts (with some prior knowledge)

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Useful for teaching and learning abstract concepts (with some prior knowledge)

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Research (Treagust & Duit) has shown that when we use simulations, we need to be aware of the potential misconceptions we introduce, so we need to close the gaps by comparing between the simulations and concepts taught.

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Exploration, concept invention and application

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Exploration, concept invention and application

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POGIL requires thinking and understanding on the part of students and hence it's deep learning. In the secondary school context, it needs to be tailored and more scaffolded for students. Well done, Grace

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POGIL requires thinking and understanding on the part of students and hence it's deep learning. In the secondary school context, it needs to be tailored and more scaffolded for students. Well done, Grace

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It is definitely good for learning, but may not be easy to think of good examples to help students analyze and derive the expected concept.

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Physics - Newton's law of motion

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POGIL is a refreshing way of getting students to learn about science

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POGIL is a refreshing way of getting students to learn about science

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I feel that it is a good method to present difficult concepts to students. 

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I feel that it is a good method to present difficult concepts to students. 

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What are the 21st CC skills that POGIL inculcate?

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What are the 21st CC skills that POGIL inculcate?

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What are some takeaway that you may want to try in your lessons?

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What are some takeaway that you may want to try in your lessons?