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Multi‐sensory environments: an exploration of their potential for young people with profound and multiple learning difficulties
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Speech SciencesMultilingualismEducationSensory ExperiencesCommunication SupportEarly Childhood EducationEducational CommunicationCommunicationCommunicative SciencesSocial WorkLanguage LearningLanguage TeachingPsychologyHelen MountInclusive EducationCognitive DevelopmentMulti‐sensory EnvironmentsLanguage StudiesLearning EnvironmentVerbal InteractionMultisensory IntegrationSpecific Learning DisorderCognitive ScienceAugmentative And Alternative CommunicationYoung PeopleLearning SciencesCommunication EffectsSociolinguisticsCommunication StudyBilingual EducationSpeech CommunicationHuman CommunicationInterpersonal CommunicationMultiple Learning DifficultiesSpecial EducationStaffordshire UniversityOral Communication
Helen Mount, Head of Language and Communication at Mont VaroufSchool, Guernsey, and Judith Cavet, a senior lecturer in social work at Staffordshire University, stress the need for a critical evaluation of multi‐sensory environments. The paucity of relevant, rigorous research and the lack of focus on educational benefits is highlighted.
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