Assessing the relationship between housing characteristics and children's independent mobility by PPGIS method

Bagheri, Hossein; Zarghami, Esmaeil

doi:10.1007/s10901-021-09928-8

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“…Economic growth and diversification [2] into connected activities lead to regional integration [28], resulting in stronger economic links between regions [29]. Spatial planning, as an important part of state and society relations, is linked to decision-making and topics including economic development [24], climate change, urban green structure design, housing features, and young people's social mobility [3,4,27,30]. In some countries, spatial planning has long been used as a major tool of government intervention in urban development [31].…”

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“…To acquire socio-perceptual information on housing and ecological practices, data from elsewhere in the literature [3][4][5] have been used. The use of local-perceptual data not only improves our understanding of how spatial restructuring features contribute to local well-being [6] but also sheds light on how social factors like local diversity and interactions influence the strategic provision Belt and Road Initiative (BRI)-driven Foreign Direct Investment (FDI).…”

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Extracting spatial perception and knowledge via structured digital sketch maps: a systematic literature review

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Mapping in the Context of Primary Social and Science Education: Children, Participation and Spatial Power Relations

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This paper focuses on how children perceive (public) space and the power dynamics within them. The concept of “Education for Spatial Citizenship” (Schulze et al., 2020) is used as a theoretical and methodological framework for promoting life-world-oriented and reflexive learning concerning children’s participation and their roles in public space. The article proposes a mapping-based participatory learning environment, in which children’s desires and visions intersect or conflict with their real-life spatial experiences. The empirical study presented in this article took place in Essen, Germany, and was conducted with a total of 40 primary school children, divided into seven groups. Although the study is rooted in geography education and primary social and science education, the findings of this research are also relevant for civic education and social science education. They offer a broader perspective on student-teacher relationships and interactions in educational settings.

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Assessing the relationship between housing characteristics and children's independent mobility by PPGIS method

Cited by 3 publications

References 42 publications

Economic and Spatial Restructuring in the Aras Economic Zone: The Impact of Cross-Border Cooperation

Economic and Spatial Restructuring in the Aras Economic Zone: The Impact of Cross-Border Cooperation

Extracting spatial perception and knowledge via structured digital sketch maps: a systematic literature review

Mapping in the Context of Primary Social and Science Education: Children, Participation and Spatial Power Relations

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