Vygotsky (1997) describes the concept of remembering in relation to how children develop higher mental functions such as memory and how children are able to transition from remembering, to making new connections, to using verbal language (words) and to giving qualitative properties to what words signify.
"David tends to remember days in relation to his wall hikes," she told me.
It's worth remembering that, I think, in relation to Pinter's politics.
Always remember your position in relation to your boss.
It's so much easier to recall information if you can remember where it sat in relation to something else, whether that be location or by spacial association within the context of a story.
Dr. Regina T. White, education director of the Holocaust Memorial and Education Center of Nassau County in Glen Cove, one of the sponsors of the concert, said: "It's important to remember what happened then in relation to what's going on in the world today because of Sept. 11, so these things don't happen again.
But without the familiar annotated pages of my Mapguide I found the streets hard to visualise as I planned a journey, found it hard to remember where neighbourhoods were in relation to one another, and what we might see along the way.
In contrast, 'allocentric' navigation relies on creating and remembering a mental map of an environment, and remembering the location of landmarks in relation to other landmarks.
But last year, for the first time since I can remember, our test scores declined in relation to comparable schools in the city.
'Egocentric' frames of reference rely on remembering the locations of landmarks in relation to your own body – so, for instance, if you take a fixed route to work, you might learn to turn left at the shop, then turn right when you see the petrol station.
