1980
DOI: 10.1007/bf00304356
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Three-dimensional geometrical drawing in three cultures

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“…This latter view is more in agreement with recent studies revealing the existence of culture-specific spatial schemes in gestures (Kita et al 2001) and culture-specific differences in the spatial interpretation of time (Núñez and Sweetser 2006). Mitchelmore (1980) further indicates that cultural and environmental factors can influence spatial ability, finding significant differences in 3D drawing ability between West Indian, American, and English children.…”
Section: Cultural Aspectssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…This latter view is more in agreement with recent studies revealing the existence of culture-specific spatial schemes in gestures (Kita et al 2001) and culture-specific differences in the spatial interpretation of time (Núñez and Sweetser 2006). Mitchelmore (1980) further indicates that cultural and environmental factors can influence spatial ability, finding significant differences in 3D drawing ability between West Indian, American, and English children.…”
Section: Cultural Aspectssupporting
confidence: 90%
“…Researchers have found, however, that over half of the adult population in this country has difficulty manipulating and controlling iconic images (Macoby & Jacklin, 1974;McGee, 1979). Further, the lack of this ability not only may hinder a person's vocational pursuits (Smith, 1964;Mitchelmore, 1980) but also may hinder a subject's creative thinking potential (Paivio, 1970;Holliday, 1975).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many studies have shown the benefits of formal training in developing foundational 3D geometry skill in children of all ages, but even informal approaches can have a large effect, whether they use traditional paper-and-block materials or technologyenhanced materials [1,2,9].…”
Section: The Mathmentioning
confidence: 99%