Eileen,
Good examples. We all rely on audible, visual, and tactile senses, and finding new ways to amplify the instructional process is always a good idea. For instance, with touch, there is the sense of texture, pressure, pain, hot/cold, tight/loose, etc. in general, I think handling and demonstration is a great adjunct to support recall, memory, and understanding about objects or items used in the work setting.
Barry Westling
