Boston's Top Colleges vs Question Generator

College visits are fun and informative . . . but they can be stressful and disorganized. The Boston’s Top Colleges Navigator is an indispensable tool for high school students and their parents as they travel from schools to schools and explore what each has to offer. The Boston’s Top Colleges Navigator has each campus mapped out . . . follow the pulsing blue dot as you walk from building to building. Tap on the admissions office flag; the chem building; the soccer field and the app will show you how to get there. Another tap launches applicable web page. Ready to head to the next campus? Simply set the dials and the app displays a map and driving directions to the next admissions office. The Boston’s Top Colleges Navigator will make your visits to Babson College, Bentley University, Boston College (BC), Boston University (BU), Brandeis University, Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Northeastern University, Tufts University and/or Wellesley College . . . more effective, informative and enjoyable. Check out the other Apps in the College Navigator Series: •The Ivy League Navigator •The NESCAC Navigator •The Centennial Conference Navigator

Learning how to ask questions has never been more important. Teachers and students can use the Question Generator app to learn how to ask the questions that matter most. Using SOLO Taxonomy as a framework, this app generates questions to bring in ideas (to build surface understanding); questions to connect ideas (to develop deep understanding) and questions to extend ideas (to create conceptual understanding). Use the SOLO coded question banks within the app or create your own, either way you will learn how to ask great questions - relevant, appropriate and substantial questions. "Once you have learned how to ask questions–relevant and appropriate and substantial questions–you have learned how to learn and no one can keep you from learning, whatever you want or need to know." Neil Postman and Charles Weingartner Teaching as a Subversive Activity HookED (Hook Educational Consultancy) uses a classroom based approach to SOLO Taxonomy to make learning visible. www.pamhook.com