multisensory approach
Sense and Sensibility - A Multisensory Approach to Conservation of the Southeast Asia Collection of the Museum Volkenkunde in Leiden
... the multisensory approach does not have to be limited to colonial ...Including multisensory interaction with objects in the museum will enhance cultural understanding of the ...
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7. HOW TO TEACH A DYSLEXIC PUPIL TO READ
... By the end of this module you should understand that all these methods are combined in successful reading schemes; and that a structured, multisensory approach with direct teaching is considered to be most ...
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Can a multisensory teaching approach impart the necessary knowledge, skills, and confidence in final year medical students to manage epistaxis?
... level of technical achievement gained only from the PODcast, VODcast, and notes. Clearly, the students re- quired the cadaver lab with expert guidance to achieve acceptable levels of competence. One could argue that the ...
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Translucent Voices: Creating Sound Pedagogy And Safe Spaces For Transgender Singers In The Choral Rehearsal
... However, when students enter kindergarten without phonemic awareness skills, they require explicit instruction in the skills of segmentation, blending, rhyming, and letter sound correspondence (Ball & Blachman, 1991; ...
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The Effect of Multisensory Teaching Method on The Students’ Reading Achievement
... techniques. Multisensory approach utilizes more than one sense in the teaching process to enhance the learning process of the ...hearing). Multisensory approach is otherwise known as VAKT ...
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The Use of Multisensory Approaches during Center Time, through Visual, Auditory, and Kinesthetic-Tactile Activities, to Enhance Spelling Accuracy of Second Grade Students
... active multisensory approach enhances the transfer into long term memory (Schwed & Melichar-Utter, ...if multisensory activities enhanced spelling accuracy on weekly ...using multisensory ...
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COMPARISON OF MULTISENSORY VERSUS STRENGTHENING EXERCISES ON FUNCTIONAL MOBILITY AND BALANCE IN ELDERS
... with multisensory exercises (Group- A) and Walking (Group-C) is greater than multisensory exercise (Group-A) and Strengthening exercise (Group B); Walking (Group C) and Strengthening (Group B)for both Timed ...
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Sensory dominance and multisensory integration as screening tools in aging
... enhanced multisensory benefits in both healthily and abnormally aging ...Notably, multisensory benefits were larger only in healthy older than younger individuals who were also ...the multisensory ...
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Driver aggressiveness detection via multisensory data fusion
... Satzoda and Trivedi [10] use multisensory informa- tion in order to analyse the drive and certain driving events such as lane changes, mean speed, etc. However, no interpretation is given about the aggressiveness ...
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On the development of intrinsically-actuated, multisensory dexterous robotic hands
... For the first one, the robot hands are devised with much more human-like properties, as in its kinemat- ics (hand structure, DOFs, grasping functionality, etc.), dynamics (stiffness, d[r] ...
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Comparison of multisensory and strength training for postural control in the elderly
... used multisensory exercises three times a week for twelve weeks, in which improved action in gastrocnemius and tibialis anterioris resulted in the same improvement in ...
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Multisensory enhancement of electromotor responses to a single moving object
... Several NR parameters were quantified from the SDF and SDD: start time, end time, baseline, duration, area, amplitude and probability (hybrid SDF and instantaneous EOD rate). They are defined as follows. The maximum SDD ...
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The influence of post-visit factors on multifaceted destination image formation
... Fourthly, this research also systematically considers research methodology. Most studies employed quantitative research that requires the respondents to rate a set of pre-determined image attributes, while few studies ...
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Weight gain in preterm low birth weight infants with multisensory intervention
... of Multisensory intervention could not elicit statistically significant improvement in weight gain, but 10 days intervention could elicit significant ...of multisensory intervention as a cost-effective ...
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Combining multisensory temporal information for movement synchronisation
... While these various possibilities point to the need to investigate further the application of the MLE model to cue combination in synchronisation, our results do provide clear evidence for multisensory ...
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The sources of dual task costs in multisensory WM tasks
... If dual-task costs do not arise because tactile and visual items compete for a central storage capacity, but because tactile and visual maintenance processes rely on a shared central exe[r] ...
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Museum Audio Description: Multimodal and 'Multisensory' Translation: A Case Study from the British Museum
... description differs greatly in each European country with Germany, Spain, and UK leading the way and other subtitling countries like Belgium (Flanders) and Portugal proceeding to a slower pace. The greatest difference is ...
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On synchrony and social relations: the role of synchronous multisensory stimulations in self-other merging, social bonding and ingroup-bias reduction
... typical multisensory illusion due to a synchronous visuo-tactile ...the multisensory illusion affected the perceived resemblance, in Study 1 the physical features of the hand in the movie were judged more ...
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Incidental category learning and cognitive load in a multisensory environment across childhood
... on multisensory process- ing, such findings tell us little about the role of unisensory and multisensory information when pertaining to concurrent tasks that increase attentional ...or multisensory ...
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Functional mobility and balance in community-dwelling elderly submitted to multisensory versus strength exercises
... 2 had disabling lower back pain, 1 was in a multidisciplinary therapeutic program for fibromyalgia, and 4 had uncontrolled blood pressure). The remaining 46 subjects were allocated by simple randomization: 23 for ...
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