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A way to teach while involving the whole body, for example teaching mathematics while throwing small bags of sand to each other (Waag technology and society, 2012). A student cannot learn to cook well without the embodied learning of how an ingredient would affect the flavour of the food, or become a hairdresser without the embodied knowledge of how different kinds of hair (curly, coarse…) will turn out when cutting/curling/colouring it.
