Hi Erale:
That's an interesting comment. Senses can help with keeping students engaged, alert, "sensitive" to what the teacher is trying to convey. And ther are a lot of senses that can betrained to be "stimulated" to facilitate the learning process. In general, if a student can associate pleasure with sensory stimulation, then we can train those same sense to work to improve memory, facilitate retention, and instill a permancy of knowledge.
Regards, Barry
