"Does your child have a special ability for visualizing how objects look from different angles? Understand how complex systems operate? Readily remember faces, objects, or interesting designs? Prefer visual images and graphic displays over text?
Answering yes to one or more of these questions may mean a child has a high level of spatial ability. CTY�s Spatial Test Battery (STB), given via computer at hundreds of locations around the United States, can help determine a child�s ability in this potentially useful and defined area.
Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth developed the STB after seven years of research on the critical components of scientific innovation."
This is new to me, and I thought I'd share. Subtests include: Visual Memory, Surface Development, Block Rotation and Perspectives.
