Hi Gail: Great example of an application where senses in the classroom are essential. Another use of senses is when students learn, getting them to use their senses to retain information can be helpful. Examples: Re-writing their notes; reading their notes aloud; recording themselves reading their notes; enjoying a favorite beverage while studying. I would imagine handling instruments would be component in your curriculum. Skill labs or just time for practice handling, feeling, pick-up/lay-down repititions might help develop fine and gross motor movement. Basically, the more senses involeved in teaching and studying contribute to improved retention of information. Regards, Barry