Spatial reasoning, recognised as playing a critical role across STEM disciplines, is gaining prominence in mathematics education, not only as fundamental to mathematics, but also as embodied mathematical activity. In this paper, we discuss spatial reasoning and its embodiment in mathematics. We then present a systematic review of the topics as researched and related to deaf and general education from 2010 to 2019. Publication trends during the ten years reveal similarities and differences across both fields. Based on the findings, we share insights, prospects, and provocations for promoting spatial reasoning in mathematics with an emphasis on research and pedagogy for deaf education.