The educational process of transition from perceiving geographical space as a perspective projection – to a metric image of a map
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The research problem addressed in this article concerns the transition from a perspective-based perception of geographical space, typical of everyday experience, to its metric representation in the form of a map, which is essential for engineering activities and spatial planning. The study is qualitative and conceptual in nature. No traditional research sample was used; instead, the analysis focuses on cognitive and educational processes, employing methods of theoretical analysis and educational modeling. A two-stage model of transition from a perspective image to a map is proposed: the first stage involves constructing a scaled-down model of geographical space, while the second consists of outlining the contours of objects, leading to the creation of an elementary map representation. The results indicate that this approach supports the development of spatial understanding in metric terms and highlight the importance of cartographic education for effective spatial management and for meeting individual and collective societal needs.
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