Using childhood memory maps to foster spatial thinking

Thinking Spatially
01/02/2025 17 min
Using childhood memory maps to foster spatial thinking

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Why use childhood memory maps to foster spatial thinking?  This episode discusses how and why to use this powerful and easily implementable activity across a wide ranges of educational levels and courses. 
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