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Direct linkMadden, Sean P.; Diaz, Ricardo – Mathematics Teacher, 2008
Middle and High school students of the twenty-first century possess surprising powers of spatial reasoning. They are assisted by technologies not available to earlier generations. Both of these assertions are demonstrated by students who are challenged with George Polya's classic Five Planes Problem. (Contains 5 figures.)
Descriptors: Spatial Ability, Secondary School Mathematics, Problem Solving, Philosophy
