Good Sensory Learning Blog — multisensory teaching

One of the most common issues teachers struggle with is how to accommodate the multiple intelligences and diverse learning needs of their students. With as many as 12 different ways of processing information, teachers can get overwhelmed developing a multisensory approach that accommodates the unique learning needs of each student.   Luckily, there is a solution. Multisensory learning that uses multiple senses can engage students and struggling learners. A classroom teacher, educational therapist, or parent can employ multisensory instruction to help children grasp foundational reading skills, reading strategies, letter sounds, spelling patterns, alphabet letters, math concepts, and subject-based learning to name a few....