The effects of mental rotation on computational thinking
Authors:
- Giuseppe CittàGCGiuseppe Città
- Manuel GentileMGManuel Gentile
- Mario AllegraMAMario Allegra
- Marco ArrigoMAMarco Arrigo
- Daniela ContiDCDaniela Conti
- Simona OttavianoSOSimona Ottaviano
- Francesco RealeFRFrancesco Reale
- Marinella SciortinoMSMarinella Sciortino
Open Access
- 1 November 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Computers & Education
- Vol. 141
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