WORKING OUT ASSESMENT SYSTEM OF THE DEVELOPMENT LEVEL FOR THE SKILLS TO OPERATE WITH SPATIAL OBJECTS
The paper deals with the rationale for the relevance of measuring the level of development of the ability to manipulate spatial objects by the students when studying geometric and graphic disciplines. It describes the path from the author’s final psychological test adapted to the test in three versions for use in research.
Keywords: spatial thinking, discipline, geometric and graphic cycle, test, reliability test, the validity of the test
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Issue: 9, 2013
Series of issue: Issue 9
Rubric: HIGHER VOCATIONAL EDUCATION IN RUSSIA AND ABROAD
Pages: 61 — 65
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