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Originally Posted by Livgivare  This might seem a bit odd, but when you look at a thing (any sort of thing) look at it in a short period of time, like up to a minute. Then place it infront of you and try to scetch out the back of it (the part you don't see from the angle you placed it). Do this for a couple of months with preferbly 3 new things each day or something like that. This thing of being able to see the backside of a thing, building or any peice of furniture and being able to make fantasy images in head off how the back looks like is part of spatial intelligence. Rubriks cubes and Tetris is also equally as good as training to see patterns. Get a book with patterns that you need to fullfill and train with that. And probobly next time you pack a bag try to get as much stuff into the bag as tidy as possible in as short amount of time as possible.
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Leelene, those are some very interesting ideas. Do you think that the exercise that you described, with drawing out the backs of objects, helps with rotation of three-dimensional objects in your mind? I imagine that it would, especially for more complex objects... One could also draw the backs of objects from different angles.