Research has shown that children may learn best when more than one sense is engaged at the same time. True or false?
Research has shown that children may learn best when more than one sense is engaged at the same time. True or false?
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Well same like how you can only truly taste and enjoy what you’re eating if you can both taste and smell it.

Maybe but if practiced individually then they might be trained into more focused skills

Definitely. A combination of the different senses stimulates learning further.

Especially when it is hands on learning, more than one sense is being engaged

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Not too sure. Different kids might have different abilities to learn

Using all senses helps the brain make better connections :)

I am not sure. Haven't heard of this kind of thing before

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Multi sensory experience always helps kid learn faster

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I think its also how they learn to multi-task

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Not sure what research is this