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An evidence-based trajectory of spatial reasoning development for 7- to 11-year-olds.
Spatial reasoning involves understanding and visualising spatial relations and the spatial properties of objects, including spatial aspects of quantities. Spatialising the mathematics curriculum by emphasising thinking and working spatially has broad benefits for mathematics, including geometry, mea
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