11 Plus Net Cube vs Spatial Skills Training

A Net is a 2D representation of a 3D shape that can be folded to form the 3D shape that it represents. A net of a shape is what it would look like if that shape was opened out flat. In non verbal reasoning, student often finds it's difficult to solve Net Cube. Using this application they should be able to visualise how a cube can be unfolded to 11 different 2D Net and how from 2D Net 3D cube can be built. You can select any image from photo library or take an picture and set the background cropping the image. It's a learning tool.

Space capacity, like the rest of cognitive components, can be developed and improved by specific training. This app works together with the book 'Exercises for the training of space skills', which will allow you to improve in this field. In addition, the training we offer has a double objective: to improve the levels of spatial capacity and to provide knowledge in graphic representation systems, necessary in professionals related to engineering and architecture. The training consists of solving exercises based on the sketched drawing of three-dimensional volumes. Several types of exercises are proposed to work on different cognitive aspects that have been distributed in five levels of learning, based on Bloom's taxonomy of learning (recognition, understanding, analysis, synthesis and evaluation). This training is especially suitable for high school students who study the branch of Science and Technology and for students who access architecture and engineering degrees. It is advisable to carry out the training intensively, at the rate of a two-hour daily session (which would be approximately equivalent to the completion of one level per day) for five consecutive days, and, as far as possible, during the first weeks of the academic year. With the proposed methodology, the student can train autonomously, without the need of a teacher's assistance. To visualize the three-dimensional figures, augmented reality technology is used, which allows virtual information to be added to existing physical information. For your use you will need a conventional computer with a webcam or a mobile device (Smartphone or Tablet). When executing the application associated with this book, the camera image will be accessed, so that, if you direct the lens to the pages of the book, you can view the virtual figures superimposed on the physical book through the screen of the device used .