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Testing of geometrical imagination

Slezáková J., Molnár J., Benešová L., Tláskal J.

Scientific Issues of Jan Długosz University in Częstochowa. Mathematics

2011

Vol. 16

345--354

The article deals with the geometric imagination in relation to intelligence tests. During an exploratory investigation of geometric imagination of pupils aged 15-18 years, a non-standardized test was created and evaluated, testing the partial and combinative abilities of students of this age group. The test consists of 40 tasks, and its evaluation process also contains a comparison of the results based on gender and mathematics mark.

Geometrical imagination and knowledge of triangles at elementary schools

Benešová L., Tláskal J., Molnár J., Slezáková J.

Scientific Issues of Jan Długosz University in Częstochowa. Mathematics

2011

Vol. 16

191--196

A pilot study concerning rudimentary knowledge of triangles and spatial imagination is submitted to 7th-grade pupils of an elementary school and students of the same age at a grammar school. The theory is important but practical problems are more interesting for students. Problems in spatial imagination allow a teacher to specify the level of students' mathematical abilities. The aim of this pre-research is to compare knowledge of pupils of an elementary school and a grammar school.

Geometrical Folder

Perný J.

Scientific Issues of Jan Długosz University in Częstochowa. Mathematics

2003

Vol. 9

173--178

The contribution deals with demonstration of „Geometrical folder" in plane and space as a tool for pupil 's imagination development. The example of task in the plane is to fold step by step various plane patterns from a set of "universal" patterns as parts. Analogically, the example of task in space is to complete specified body from a set of various parts. Using this exercises I investigate a difference of a space imagination between boys and girls, and between younger and older students.