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Multisensory learning can help children to remember key information by involving all their senses.
True
Teaching methods often involve activities where children only need to read and listen to learn new information.
False
It is always possible to include all the senses in every single lesson according to the text.
False
Multisensory learning primarily benefits children with SEND and not typically developing children.
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Involving sensory experiences in teaching only makes learning more fun but doesn't necessarily enhance effectiveness.
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Multisensory learning is a helpful method for learners who struggle with auditory processing.
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Multisensory learning encourages learners to use only one sense when taking in new information.
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Multisensory learning is particularly beneficial for children with learning differences like Dyslexia or ADHD.
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Multisensory learning relies solely on reading, writing, and listening activities.
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Gustatory and olfactory senses, which involve taste and smell, can be included in multisensory learning activities.
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Multisensory learning engages only a single part of a learner's brain.
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Kinaesthetic learning, which involves body movement or physical activity, is a component of multisensory learning.
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