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An article that describes the use of cognitive flexibility theory with computer programming.

An example of Cognitive Flexibility Theory from Brazil, using a dynamic Website called Panteon.

New home page and the main site for Cognitive Flexibility Theory. You'll find many of my papers here, as well as my column in Educational Technology, entitled "The New Gutenberg Revolution: Radical New Learning, Thinking, Teaching, and Training with

A paper presentation that recounts examples of cognitive flexibility theory.

the material below is a simple overview of the newer version of the cognitive domain. You can also search The Web for various references on these different taxonomies, as well as explore the active hyperlinks below.

A K-12 example of cognitive flexibility theory for Florida History using themes across content areas.

This chapter provides the tenets of Cognitive Flexibility Theory and the Citizen Kane example.

Research shows that simple exercises can enhance your memory, mood and problem solving ability.

We may be wired to forget.

An overview and summary of reciprocal teaching by Palinscar.

An overview and summary of the SQ3R method for studying and reading comprehension.

Usability and the utility, not the visual design, determine the success or failure of a web-site. Since the visitor of the page is the only person who clicks the mouse and therefore decides everything, user-centric

Create a mnemonic device.