What is spatial awareness?
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Developmental Skill  Spatial Awareness: The ability to work within one's own space; the ability to organize people and objects in relation to one's own body. Affects distractibility from tasks. \n\n\n\nSpatial Awareness \n\nSpatial awareness is, very simply, an organized awareness of the objects in the space around us, and also an awareness of our body’s position in space. Without this awareness, we would not be able to pick food up from our plates and put it in our mouths. We would have trouble reading, because we could not see the letters in their correct relation to each other and to the page. Athletes would not have the precise awareness of the position of other players on the field and the movement of the ball, which is necessary to play effectively. \n\nSpatial awareness requires that we have a model of the three dimensional space around us, and it requires that we can integrate information from all of our senses. \n\nStudies have suggested a link between a well-developed sense of spatial awareness and artistic creativity, as well as success in math. It can also be important in the development of abstract thought. The ability to organize and classify abstract mental concepts is related to the ability to organize and classify objects in space. Visual thinkers, in particular, will tend to use their visual imagination to organize abstract thought. \n\nBecause spatial awareness is so important in all activities of human life, from the most basic to the most advanced, deficiencies in spatial awareness can hold people back from achieving their true potential. However, because spatial awareness requires integrating the information from the different senses into the three-dimensional model of the world provided by the vestibular system, activities which refine the vestubular system and develop sensory integration can refine all aspects of brain processing. \n\nBalametrics’ has developed products and therapies that can help people to develop and hone their spatial awareness, and sensory integration, helping them to succeed in life.
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the ability to detect differences in distance using stereoscopic cues that is measured by the smallest difference in the images presented to the two eyes that can be detected reliably
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Ha!  I know just what you mean.  Basically a reflective surface reflects everything and most everything is visible depending on your position in relation to the object.  For example, an object held behind your back can be seen by a person standing in front of you if they change their position slightly.  It is a fascinating and wonderful phenomenon.
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It's a parapsychological phenomenon. It means that someone can use the power of their own mind to see things, objects, places, etc. that are remote in distance and time. That is, they can see inside closed rooms, even in another country. It's almost as if they are in spirit form, and walk in spirit form, and can see through different eyes.
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I not very sure where your ID is but my guess would be the frontal lobes. Ok, firstly it is believe that a marvellous signal is responsible for memory and cognition; and the would be the theta phrase. This (through experimentation) is proven to be responsible for spatial memory. When you are required to do navigation, the hippocampus (mainly the right side) is activated. Thus we believe that our intelligence is probably due to our hippocampus. However, in recent studies, it is found that the medial septum and the perirhinal cortex also have theta. Thus it is proposed that recall and recognition is done but different pathways in your brain. So if your want to have an electronic brain, you need to be able to produce this theta phrase. Another thing to take into consideration is Long Term Potentiation(LTP). LTP is due to repitative synaptic activity. If your circuit cannot have LTP-like effect, you remeber nothing. Lastly, electronic implants being man-made will be unable to perform as well as neurons which is by nature as neurons also secrete substances and circuits cannot do so. With current technology, it is theoratically impposible to build an e-brain
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Something to do with open spaces.  \nOutside.\nDesign.
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Remote learning (online learning). \nroaming entertainment like the nokia770 and other mobile devices that can enable you learn and also use as your entertainment while in the middle of nowhere.\nand you can expound on that.
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The blind spot is a part that you are unable to see, ie:  parts that are outside your peripheral vision.\n\nNegative feedback can mean many things depending on what subject the question is from.
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A mind map (or mind-map) is a diagram used to represent words and ideas linked to and arranged radially around a central key word or idea. It is used to generate, visualize, structure and classify ideas, and as an aid in study, organization, problem solving, and decision making.
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Perception is how things appear to YOU.
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This will help you understand what your instructor is asking.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Desktop_metaphor
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What you speak of is called Decepcion Detection.  The actual movement of the eyes represents the brain trying to see (uper right), hear (Lower right), or feel (upper left), the truth.
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Of or relating to space\nExisting or happening in space.\n\nHave a look here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spatial
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From my reading of it, it would be more of a scientific seance. Though science itself would call remote sensing a "pseudo science" meaning that it's not real. Some people claim that there have been government think tanks with those who would use remote sensing to spy on other governments. From what I remember, the way it would work is the subject is given the name of a place and maybe the coordinates of it, then they would have to concentrate hard on this. When they are done, they draw pictures of what they saw. Supposedly the pictures will predict what is really in the place of the coordinates.
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The Imagination of Imagery
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It would probably be best to explain this first in terms of a 2D being (that is, one that lived on a piece of paper) would experience a 3D object (I'll use a sphere):\n\nImagine a piece of paper with a being living on (a "Paperperson", I'll call them) it with a sphere approaching the piece of paper.  At first, the Paperpeople would see nothing.  Then, at the first instant the ball crossed their piece of paper, they'd see a little dot.  Then, as the ball continued moving through the piece of paper, they'd see a circle expand from that point to a larger circle.  Finally, as the ball began to leave, they'd see the larger circle collapse back to a point and then disappear.\n\nSo, people percieving 2 spatial dimensions would experience a 3 spatial dimension object as a series of 2D objects spread out across time.\n\nBy analogy to three dimensions, suppose you had a hypersphere (a 4 dimensional sphere).  If it were to pass through our part of space, we'd experience it as a point, leading into a series of expanding spheres, and finally collapsing back into a point and disappearing again, but the process would occur over time.\n\nMake sense?  I hope a little!\n\nIf you're interested you might want to read the Wikipedia article on Tesseracts (Hypercubes, thatis, 4D cubes); specifically the section "Projection on to 2D" or "Projection onto 3D".  The URL is as follows: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesseract .
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Perception is a kind of idea or obsession, derived through one's long time observation, depth of imagination and intelligential capability.