Improves memory by providing redundancy, reinforcement and using the whole brain. Multisensory exposure can result in better recognition.

Works for all kinds of learning styles: visual, auditory and kinaesthetic

Reduces cognitive load and promotes dual coding – more information is processed if split into and presented by several channels

New multisensory associations in the brain can develop rapidly. Even alters responses in sensory areas of the brain.

Neural plasticity – The brain’s ability to reorganize itself and form new connections throughout life – is highly enhanced, especially if the multisensory learning starts early in the child’s life.

Increases concentration and focus

Develops critical thinking – a sense of cause and effect

Promotes mental and physical relaxation. Stress drops dramatically

Increases opportunity for choice and self determination and improves communication and sharing.