附註:Includes bibliographical references and index.
Preliminaries; Contents; CHAPTER 1: CHILDREN AND EVERYDAY COGNITION; CHAPTER 2: ENVIRONMENTAL COGNITION FOR CHILDREN'S LEARNING; CHAPTER 3: TOWARDS A GLOBAL VIEW; CHAPTER 4: PHILOSOPHY FOR CHILDREN; CHAPTER 5: CHILDREN'S LIFE-WORLDS; CHAPTER 6: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN; CHAPTER 7: IDENTITY-BUILDING; CHAPTER 8: EXPLORING GENDER DIFFERENCES IN CHILDREN'S MEMORIES OF PLACE; CHAPTER 9: CHILDREN'S THINKING ABOUT GRAPHICS; CHAPTER 10: CHILDREN'S UNDERSTANDING OF COMPLEX GRAPHIC REPRESENTATIONS; CHAPTER 11: HELPING CHILDREN TO ANALYSE A CHANGING WORLD.
CHAPTER 12: PATTERNS AND RELATIONSHIPS IN VISUAL-SPATIAL THINKINGCHAPTER 13: 'I HAVEN'T FULLY DISCOVERED IT YET'; CHAPTER 14: DEVELOPING SPATIAL INDEPENDENCE AMONG CHILDREN WITH LEARNING DIFFICULTIES; CHAPTER 15: ENVIRONMENTAL KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOURS: CROSS-CULTURAL VIEWS; CHAPTER 16: CHILDREN'S PERCEPTIONS OF SPACE; CHAPTER 17: PEDAGOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF SITUATED LEARNING; CONCLUSION; Index.
摘要:Young people who live most of their lives in the 21st centuryface dilemmas hardly experienced in the 20th century world:the rapid compression of space and time; an unprecedented rateof cultural and technological change; the dissolution of manytraditional boundaries. Already, children live in a world unknownto us in our childhood - they 'surf the net', play virtual gamesand interact with cyberspace. What skills are required to help children navigate these verydifferent spaces? How.
