Children's cognitive maps show that school-age children's understanding of __________ is more accurate than that of preschoolers.

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Studies have shown that school-age children have a more accurate understanding of space, such as distances between places and the layout of a room, compared to preschoolers. This is due to the continued development of their brain and cognitive abilities over time. While preschoolers may have a basic understanding of space, their cognitive maps may not be as detailed or accurate as those of school-age children.

Children's Cognitive Maps Show That School-Age Children's Understanding of __________