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CLiCK HERE FOR HANDOUTS FROM THE 2012 VAST PDI

Below are handouts from the 2012 VAST PDI

What's New?

Here are links to the new content:
Team Review using GoogleDocs What can a tablet do in a Physics Classroom: A VAST mini-grant project	Quick Group Work (Assigning and re-assigning groups quickly.) Beware the Right Thing Said once


	Our next meeting will be this spring on April 28, 2012 at the University of Virginia's physics building. Click here for meeting details.
	Have you checked out our index? It lists everything we have done since 1989.
	Click here for our latest online newsletter. It is expanded from the print version.
	Here are some hints for 1st year physics teachers from experienced physics teachers.
	Who/What is "V.I.P.?"
	When doing a presentation at any VIP meeting we request that you submit use one of these two forms.

MEETING DETAILS Our next meting will be, April, 2013 at the University of Virginia's Physics building, Room 204. Admission is FREE. The University of Virginia's Physics Department is sponsoring the room and morning coffee. Rest assured the details are being worked on now. As soon as we know them, we will post here and in our e-mail list group.

What/Who is "V.I.P.?"

"V-I-P" stands for the Virginia Instructors of Physics -and physical science. VIP is a less than non-profit organization sponsored by the University of Virginia. It is an organization for all levels of physics and physical science education in the state of Virginia. Its purpose is to end the isolation felt by so many high school physics and physical science teachers. (As many physics teachers are the only ones in their county.) This is done through sponsorship of bi-annual meetings, a newsgroup on Virginia's PEN and a printed newsletter that comes two or three times year. Membership is free to all educators teaching in the state of Virginia.

Virginia Educators can join VIP for free.

Click here to join our group or to be dropped from our list.

Any educator can join our e-mail discussion newsgroup. It too is free. Click on the link at the top of the page to learn more.


	A special thanks to VAST and the Science Museum of Virginia for hosting our web site.

MEETING DETAILS