Paul,
It's amazing how much information one can gather through the use of sublte sensory input via touch, and other other senses that complement say, a physical examination. But senses can also be used in the instructional process if we put our mind to it. It's probably slighlty easier for some trades or professions (culinary, medical, etc.), but I think a creative teacher can make a lasting point in almost any course by including some sensory component to the lecture, demonstration, discussion, or activity if they just think about it, want to do it, and recgnize the importance of incorporating… >>>
