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Naomi Polinsky
Naomi Polinsky
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Encouraging spatial talk: Using children's museums to bolster spatial reasoning
N Polinsky, J Perez, M Grehl, K McCrink
Mind, Brain, and Education 11 (3), 144-152, 2017
602017
Leveraging research on informal learning to inform policy on promoting early STEM
MA Hurst, N Polinsky, CA Haden, SC Levine, DH Uttal
Social Policy Report 32 (3), 1-33, 2019
402019
Whether and how knowledge moderates linkages between parent–child conversations and children’s reflections about tinkering in a children’s museum
DI Acosta, NJ Polinsky, CA Haden, DH Uttal
Journal of Cognition and Development 22 (2), 226-245, 2021
312021
The role of spatial abilities in young children’s spatially-focused touchscreen game play
N Polinsky, R Flynn, EA Wartella, DH Uttal
Cognitive Development 57, 100970, 2021
262021
Children’s Spatial Play With a Block Building Touchscreen Application
N Polinsky, B Lemley, RM Flynn, E Wartella, DH Uttal
Frontiers in Education 7, 175, 2022
42022
How children’s app play could facilitate spatial skill development.
N Polinsky, R Flynn, DH Uttal
Translational Issues in Psychological Science, 2023
22023
Symbolic Relations in Collaborative Coding: How Children and Parents Map Across Symbol Systems While Coding Robots
N Polinsky, B Andrus, M Horn, D Uttal
Interaction Design and Children, 294-304, 2021
22021
Spatial language in families' conversational reflections about museum experiences
N Polinsky, LC Pagano, DI Acosta, CA Haden, DH Uttal
Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology 86, 101539, 2023
12023
Children and Parents Using Coordinated Multimodal Meaning Making During a Robot Coding Activity
BM Andrus, N Polinsky, S McCarty, A Bomar, P Smyth, D Uttal, M Horn
Proceedings of the 15th International Conference of the Learning Sciences …, 2021
2021
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