If this proves to be a general rule of nondeclarative learning, it could help to explain how potent instances of learning can arise when sensory stimulation is not always coupled with attention.
If this proves to be a general rule of nondeclarative learning, it could help to explain how potent instances of learning can arise when sensory stimulation is not always coupled with attention
That is why every dyslexic student needs to learn using a multi-sensory approach that simultaneously combines auditory, visual, and tactile learning strategies to teach skills and concepts.