Multisensory perception: Our brain has the ability to perceive multiple senses at once. This helps to triangulate messages from the senses to ensure our perception of reality is accurate. For instance, watching someone’s lips move while hearing speech can give secondary confirmation that we’re h...
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In this context, the present article makes the argument for teaching sustainable development in higher education with a more sensory and artful approach, in order to raise students' awareness of the multisensory reality of human existence and develop skills to engage creatively for sustainability ...