Learning does not occur through a single channel. Multisensory learning approaches engage visual, auditory, tactile, and kinesthetic systems, reflecting cognitive science research on how the brain processes, connects, and retains information.
By presenting concepts through multiple sensory pathways, educators can strengthen memory, support attention, and accommodate diverse learning needs. These approaches also demonstrate how carefully designed instruction can align classroom practice with cognitive principles.
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