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By Ann Logsdon, About.com Guide to Learning Disabilities

Multisensory Teaching Techniques Score High With Kids

Thursday January 25, 2007

Students with learning disabilities who struggle with traditional instruction are likely to respond to teaching using multisensory methods. These teaching tools involve using one or more of the student's senses to teach concepts and problem solving, improve memory, and strengthen application skills. Learn more about these fun and engaging ways to help students learn.

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