What’s that smell? It might just be the next big thing in travel.
added by Dayna Carney · updated 2y ago
What’s that smell? It might just be the next big thing in travel.
- Smell has the power to evoke strong emotions and trigger vivid memories, making it an ideal candidate for enhancing children’s experiences in a living enactment of the story on a trail within the museum.
from How smells can boost children’s learning and pleasure | Aeon Essays by Natalia Kucirkova
Mary Martin added
What are the smells you remember that even in memory make you stop a moment and breathe deeply, or that make your heart beat more vigorously, your palms ache for what’s been lost? Write these down. Write as quickly as you can, seeing how one smell leads to another. What kinds of images, memories, or stories might arise from this sensory trigger?
from Tell It Slant, Second Edition by Suzanne Paola
- The senses as a topic really leans into that because of how important imagination is for understanding them. Light is electromagnetic radiation. Smells are just small molecules drifting through air and water. Sound is just pressure waves. It’s not actually obvious that we should be able to sense any of these things, let alone then transform them in... See more
from What Counts as Seeing by ed yong
Keely Adler added