Knowledge of our brain’s knowledge structure determines the efficiency of any learning method.
By developing spatial-visual competence, we gain access to the unlimited visual knowledge archive of our natural and cultural environment. In almost all future-oriented fields of activity, basic skills and abilities for illustrative design and communication are required.
The development of spatial-visual skills therefore enables us to participate in modern societies. We are provided with a vivid tool for understanding and communication, as well as problem-solving and mediation, which optimally expands our verbal language skills and complements them in a meaningful way. By developing spatial-visual skills, we also promote the development of our intelligence. To do this, we must learn to transfer the creative, analytical and practical strategies we have acquired to solving general problems.
Further reading Publication “The development of spatial-visual competence”
