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04/16/2012

Multi-Sensory Learning

I'm proud of you for the times you came in second, or third, or fourth, but what you did was the best you had ever done.
Fred Rogers

The newest Exchange Out Of the Box Training Kit, "Multi-Sensory Learning Experiences" is based on the Exchange article, "A 'Rich Diet' for Learning: A Multi-Sensory Approach That Nourishes All Children," by Dana Miller.  In the article Miller talks about the importance of providing multiple opportunities to develop visual-spatial skills...

"Visual-spatial skills relate to how individuals perceive, interpret, and act on the visual stimuli in their environment.  These skills provide information about the environment around us and guide us as we move through that environment.  For example, visual-spatial skills are important for:


"Children who are more traditional auditory-sequential thinkers learn step-by-step, follow a logical progression from beginning to end, are good listeners, are rapid processors, and think in words.  Children with strong visual-spatial skills often think in pictures and images.  They are keen observers, learn holistically, and need more time to process information.  Visual-spatial skills help children more successfully navigate in the world...

"Children have many opportunities to develop and hone their visual-spatial skills through building, purposeful movement, and daily hands-on experiences with nature.  Through close observation of children, we have learned that children’s visual-spatial work is a language that provides them with opportunities to:

 



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