Sentence examples for spatial literacy from inspiring English sources

For example, geographers and engineers teamed up to create the Spatial Literacy in Teaching group at the University of Leicester, also in central England, which aims to improve students' understanding of geography by introducing them to cutting-edge geospatial and navigational technologies.

Of the aspects of spatial literacy that the National Research Council (2006) report highlights, supporting learners during problem solving to know how to use concepts and representations of space to structure problems in a domain is most clearly related to traditional learning outcomes.

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Other research shows that musical training also enhances verbal memory, spatial reasoning, and literacy skills, such that professional musicians usually outperform non-musicians on these abilities.

Every platform offers games and apps that come with promises about everything from promoting social or spatial abilities to developing literacy.

In addition, there is no difference between students' visuo-spatial abilities even though Chinese literacy instructions differed in the two areas.

To help the urban poor deal with the great disadvantages and disparities that they face, a number of initiatives have been put in place, including a formalization initiative for Rio de Janeiro's beach vendors, a five-year community-led development plan in Mumbai's most vulnerable slum, a toolkit for spatial planning in Jakarta and a digital literacy campaign in Mexico City.

Low HIV awareness and high stigma, fueled by low literacy, seasonal migration, gender inequity, spatial dispersion, and cultural taboos pose extra challenges to implement much-needed HIV education programs in rural areas.

I've always excelled in literacy but struggled endlessly with maths, visual-spatial skills and co-ordination.

However, Moise and Kalipeni found a negative relationship for literacy rates above 20% in Zambia based on a spatial lag model.