Micro-Computer Video Games and Spatial Visualization Acquisition.

Lowery, Bennie R.; Knirk, Frederick G.

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Publication Date: 1982

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Micro-Computer Video Games and Spatial Visualization Acquisition.

Lowery, Bennie R.; Knirk, Frederick G.

Journal of Educational Technology Systems, v11 n2 p155-66 1982-83

Discusses the impact and effects of many hours of interaction with computerized video games on the acquisition and development of spatial visualization skills and their relationship to mathematical and scientific aptitude. Sex differences in spatial ability and learning of spatial visualization skills are discussed, and references are listed. (EAO)

Descriptors: Adolescents, Children, Decision Making Skills, Mathematics Education, Microcomputers, Psychomotor Skills, Science Education, Sex Bias, Spatial Ability, Video Equipment, Visualization

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