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Good Sensory Learning Blog

Multisensory teaching framework showing the 12 ways of learning, including visual, auditory, tactile, kinesthetic, verbal, and experiential processing by Dr. Erica Warren.

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Multisensory Teaching Accommodates the 12 Ways of Learning

Free color-coded writing strategy for struggling students using multisensory teaching methods

Free Color-Coded Writing Strategy for Struggling Students + Multisensory Teaching Course

Multisensory teaching strategies graphic showing a teacher using letter cards with young students, illustrating how multisensory instruction engages learners and inspires excited students.

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How Multisensory Teaching Works - Inspire Superior, Excited Students

Blog graphic titled “The Magic of Humor” showing a group of children laughing together, highlighting how humor and playful strategies support engagement and learning in student sessions.

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The Magic of Humor - Bring the Silly into Student Sessions

Blog graphic titled “How to Teach Writing: A Structured and Multisensory Approach,” featuring writing course materials, student examples, and tools for teaching elementary through high school writing.

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How to Teach Writing - A Structured and Multisensory Approach

Elementary-aged student in a classroom holding a graded paper with a surprised expression, beneath a headline questioning whether grading is harming students.

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Are We Grading or Degrading our Students? Let's Shift Paradigms

Multisensory teaching classroom with students raising hands, illustrating how instruction accommodates 12 different ways of learning.

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Multisensory Teaching: Reaching All 12 Learning Pathways

Elementary student practicing multisensory math activities on a tablet, featuring resources for strengthening math skills and supporting struggling learners.

Strategies that Strengthening Math Abilities for Struggling Elementary Students

Blog image asking why Finnish schools finish first, featuring educators standing in a classroom to represent research-based strategies and ideas for improving U.S. education

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Why Do Finnish Schools Finish First? 10 Ways to Improve US Education

Students engaged in awe-inspiring classroom activities that spark curiosity, motivation, and meaningful learning.

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Changing Edu-chaos to Aweducation: 8 Awe Inspiring Classroom Ideas

Two women whispering with surprised expressions beneath the headline “The Secret to Motivating Students,” illustrating curiosity and engagement in learning motivation.

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The Secret to Motivating Students

Teacher reading to young students in a circle, illustrating positive reinforcement strategies to support behavior and engagement in the classroom.

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Using Positive Reinforcement to Shape Behaviors in the Classroom

Educational graphic titled “The Four Types of Sentences: A Fun and Easy Approach” featuring cartoon characters teaching declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory sentences.

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The Four Types of Sentences: A Fun and Easy Approach

Classroom scene showing a teacher working with happy students to represent strategies for making lessons engaging and memorable.

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16 Ways to Make Lessons Memorable and So Much Fun

Teacher assessment cycle diagram showing planning, implementation, student evaluation, class discussion, and revision, highlighting free downloadable assessments for improving teaching practice.

The Teacher Assessment Cycle: Becoming A Better Teacher