Why learn a foreign language with all five senses?

Only a very small part of our imaginative and holistic memory (right brain) is used today. We have a lot of capacity that we do not utilize. The result is that information via imaginative channels can be anchored faster in our long-term memory. You have to repeat vocabulary up to thirty times when learned only through speaking and writing (left brain) before they are finally retained in your memory bank. In contrast to traditional teaching, the SenseTainment® approach to learning foreign languages activates all five senses at once. By doing this, you create a bridge to the right brain. It makes it possible for you to store the foreign language lessons in your long-term memory and to recall them even after a long period of time has passed.