kinaesthesia
He is examining the nature of kinaesthetic intelligence.
We need to develop more kinaesthetic and visual content for primary level children.
The skiers were asked to focus their awareness on physical and kinaesthetic sensations.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Touching & feeling
arm
brush against someone/something
dab at something
felt
fiddle
fiddle (around) with something
get to second baseidiom
handle
kiss
nudge
paw
pet
play with something
retexture
second base
shave
tactile
tactilely
tactility
touch

Examples of kinaesthetic

kinaesthetic
The dancers were invited to improvise movement in response to their sensory, phenomenological, and kinaesthetic experiencing of the site.
The kinaesthetic nature and role of musical gestures in young children's music-making highlights the spontaneity through which improvised forms emerge.
Responsivity to instrumental timbres, kinaesthetic feedback from the instruments, and acute listening to one another as evidenced in pitch matching, clearly guided the musical processes.
This particular understanding through the senses and the kinaesthetic reactions of the spectators sets in motion - as do words - their thoughts and make them perspicacious.
It is this movement aspect of games which provides the bridge from this section to the next one on our kinaesthetic sense.
It necessitates, as discussed earlier, a reflective and listening attitude towards moving and kinaesthetic sensations.
Where bodily/kinaesthetic intelligence is concerned, once again one might think that the case for a relationship between music and this intelligence is self-evident.
She also recommends combining physical practice (kinaesthetic memory) with visual and aural memorisation.
I particularly enjoyed experiencing the visual, auditory and kinaesthetic method selected for use in my own school.
The set interacted with the soundscape on a similar kinaesthetic level.
Moreover, they emphasize the role of the body and a kinaesthetic model and relate this to an orbitofrontalparietal loop.
Musical responsivity is greatly influenced by the kinaesthetic relationship with one's instrument.
In guiding a hand toward a target, visual and kinaesthetic imagery is used to aid the subject's ongoing perception of the event as it unfolds.
Like sculpture, dance exists in three-dimensional space, but it is also kinaesthetic.
The motor memory then becomes much more sophisticated than the kinaesthetic memory generally referred to in relation to repetition of actions.
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