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Can sound have smell? Experiencing multisensory learning in Tunisia (Learning World: S5E25, 1/3)

2,892 views · Published 14 March 2015 · 2:59 · Indexed 10 November 2026

Channel: WISE Channel · 2015 · Education

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In this kindergarten in Tunisia, the children learn through a method called multisensory implicit learning (MIL) that allows for the kids to touch, smell and taste through sounds. Cognitive psychologist, Dr. Slim Masmoudi uses this new method as an alternative to traditional learning methods. According to Dr. Masmoudi, the use of the senses and multiple sensory channels develops creative skills in children and improves their abilities to distinguish between emotions, to express feelings.

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