SILC Showcase

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This section highlights the research done by our SILC Members in connection with our Spatial Intelligence and Learning Center project. There will be a new showcase each month. Showcase dates span from February 2009 through the present.

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Showcase May 2012: Teaching and Learning Civil Engineering Using Structural Alignment
Showcase April 2012: The gestures ASL signers use tell us when they are ready to learn math
Showcase March 2012: Where do you think you are: A virtual environment assessment of navigation ability
Showcase February 2012: The head of the table: Marking the ‘front’ of an object is tightly linked with selection
Showcase January 2012: Visual processing of spatial relationships
Showcase December 2011: The neural basis of visuospatial analogical reasoning
Showcase November 2011: Perceiving slope: With the body or with the eyes?
Showcase October 2011: Spatial Language during Block Play
Showcase September 2011: Progressive Alignment of Geologic Time
Showcase August 2011: Students take Sketch Worksheets for a spin during in-class group activity
Showcase July 2011: Effectiveness of Student-Constructed Diagrams and Self-Explanation Instruction
Showcase June 2011: Alleviating Anxiety about Spatial Ability in Elementary School Teachers
Showcase May 2011: Understanding the Role of Geospatial Technologies in the Development of High School Students’ Spatial Thinking Skills
Showcase April 2011: The relation between spatial skills and early number knowledge: The role of the linear number line
Showcase March 2011: Assessing Mental Folding in Children
Showcase February 2011: Finding the middle: Spatial language facilitates spatial reasoning
Showcase January 2011: Learning Spatial Concepts: The Roles of Language and Structural Alignment
Showcase December 2010: Systematic Bias in Location Memory Arises from Uncertainty
Showcase November 2010: The Long and Short of It: Development of Spatial Scaling Abilities
Showcase October 2010: Enhancing Spatial Skills: A Meta-Analysis
Showcase September 2010: Show me! The Importance of Visual Communication in Spatial Development
Showcase August 2010: Action and Space-Related Information Enriches Conceptual Knowledge in STEM Disciplines
Showcase July 2010: Finding where and saying where: Developmental relationships between place learning and language in the second year
Showcase June 2010: From the real to the virtual-world: Individual differences in navigation
Showcase May 2010: Sketch Worksheets go to their first class
Showcase April 2010: The Development and Assessment of Cross- Sectioning Ability in Young Children
Showcase March 2010: The Role of Parent Gesture In Children's Spatial Language Development
Showcase February 2010: Playful Learning: Exploring the Role of Dialogic Inquiry and Exploration in Children's Developing Shape Concepts
Showcase January 2010: Facilitation of spatial skills necessary in performing geologic transformations
Showcase December 2009: Spatial categories across languages
Showcase November 2009: Structural alignment can facilitate rapid learning of spatial concepts in informal settings
Showcase October 2009: Spatial Ability, Spatial Anxiety and Working Memory in Early Elementary School
Showcase September 2009: How Spinning in Circles Informs Spatial Cognition
Showcase August 2009: Improving Children’s Understanding of Units of Measure: A Training Study
Showcase July 2009: Reorientation by Slope Cues in Humans
Showcase June 2009: Spatial-Temporal Processing and Social Cognition: Contributions to Language Development in Children with Autism
Showcase May 2009: Processing figures and grounds in nonlinguistic events
Showcase April 2009: Simulating Cross-Cultural Differences in Spatial Reasoning via CogSketch
Showcase March 2009: Spatial Training
Showcase February 2009: Narratives of science in mind and media

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