Origami and Descriptive Geometry: Tangible Models to Enhance Spatial Skills

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Abstract

The use of tangible models to enhance spatial skills and geometric thinking is common practice in architects’ and mathematicians’ curricula. Thanks to its design/folding, origami is a powerful tool for transversal didactic experiences between drawing and geometry, where we find the ideal context in which to verify its effectiveness.

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Zich, U. (2023). Origami and Descriptive Geometry: Tangible Models to Enhance Spatial Skills. Nexus Network Journal, 25, 277–284. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00004-023-00694-4

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