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Billing, David – Higher Education: The International Journal of Higher Education and Educational Planning, 2007
This article is a result of a completed survey of the mainly cognitive science literature on the transferability of those skills which have been described variously as "core", "key", and "generic". The literature reveals that those predominantly cognitive skills which have been studied thoroughly (mainly problem solving) are transferable under…
Descriptors: Transfer of Training, Skill Development, Higher Education, Social Environment
Cornbleth, Catherine – 1986
Myth is integral to modern as well as ancient societies in its service to multiple interrelated social functions. Among these are to explain phenomena and direct action, to justify particular interests or practices, to dramatize ideals, and to provide cultural cohesion. Three prevailing myths that are especially problematic are the myths of…
Descriptors: Christianity, Cognitive Processes, Curriculum Design, Developmental Stages
Norman, Donald A. – 1977
This paper describes an experimental course in which the author taught students to improve their learning skills. It is a first step toward constructing a systematic body of knowledge about learning strategies. The course covered four topics, chosen because they were complex enough to require several weeks to make progress, but simple enough that…
Descriptors: Group Instruction, Higher Education, Learning Processes, Memorization