When one broadens the mixture of the modalities by which information is encoded, more neural avenues for retrieving it are simultaneously created. All memories are aided by the introduction of multiple methods available for their retrieval. Doing so might require additional instructional time, but it constitutes a wise investment of teaching time.
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