EPISODE · Mar 2, 2007 · 10 MIN

Learning to Think Spatially

from The Sounds of Science from the National Academies · host The National Academies

Spatial thinking is a skill used in everyday life, the workplace, and science to solve problems using concepts of space, visualization, and reasoning. This report brief looks into the importance and teaching spatial thinking skills as part of the K - 12 curriculum, specifically through the use of GIS technology.  Read the report online.

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