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The Child in the Physical Environment: The Development of Spatial Knowledge and Cognition (Wiley Series in Developmental Psychology and Its Applications)

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Presents a developmental approach to children and their understanding of space and spatial relationships. Traces development from the earliest concepts of the self in space, through the location of objects, to movement through the immediate area, route and landmark learning, and the development of images of distant places. Also covers applied topics--includes a detailed chapter on the special problems of blind children and techniques for working with them.

Language: English

Pages: 316

Format: Hardcover

Release: April 01, 1989

ISBN 13: 9780471912354

The Child in the Physical Environment: The Development of Spatial Knowledge and Cognition (Wiley Series in Developmental Psychology and Its Applications)

0/5 ( ratings)

Presents a developmental approach to children and their understanding of space and spatial relationships. Traces development from the earliest concepts of the self in space, through the location of objects, to movement through the immediate area, route and landmark learning, and the development of images of distant places. Also covers applied topics--includes a detailed chapter on the special problems of blind children and techniques for working with them.

Language: English

Pages: 316

Format: Hardcover

Release: April 01, 1989

ISBN 13: 9780471912354

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