Thinking through Territoriality: Introducing Claude Raffestin to Anglophone Sociospatial Theory

Theory of Tabletop Territoriality

This chapter discusses empirical and theoretical investigations of the practice of tabletop territoriality in order to understand how to exploit such social interaction practices that people have developed over years of collaborating in traditional tabletop environments in the design of digital tabletops. These investigations reveal that collaborators at traditional tabletop workspaces use thre...

Introducing Systems Thinking

Introducing evolutionary thinking for medicine

the origins of the current epidemics of obesity, diabetes, and autoimmune diseases, and answering patients’ questions about aging. Evolution is not an alternative to existing medical training and research. It is a useful basic science that poses new medical questions, contributing to research while also improving practice. We now present some significant evolutionary insights into medical issue...

Introducing a positive thinking model in auditing based on grounded theory

The purpose of this study is Provide a positive thinking model in auditing based on grounded theory. The statistical population of the study included auditing experts and the samples included 14 experts using snowball sampling method. Data collection tools included semi-structured interviews and data analysis method was content analysis using a three-step encoding using Maxqda software. For t...

Introducing Computational Thinking to Young Learners: Practicing Computational Perspectives Through Embodiment in Mathematics Education

A science, technology, engineering, and mathematics-influenced classroom requires learning activities that provide hands-on experiences with technological tools to encourage problem-solving skills (Brophy et al. in J Eng Educ 97(3):369–387, 2008; Matarić et al. in AAAI spring symposium on robots and robot venues: resources for AI education, pp 99–102, 2007). The study aimed to bring computation...