Asian Research Journal of Arts & Social Sciences

This paper reimagines Suggestopedia, an educational method developed by Georgi Lozanov, by integrating it with multisensory learning to advance both language acquisition and environmental education. Suggestopedia’s core principle of creating a relaxed and emotionally supportive learning environment is combined with multisensory tools—such as music, visual storytelling, and interactive soundscapes—to foster a more engaging and effective approach to language learning. By embedding environmental themes into this model, the paper proposes a framework that allows students to simultaneously develop linguistic proficiency and ecological literacy. The study explores how multisensory engagement, including the use of comic strips and auditory stimuli, enhances students' emotional and cognitive connection to environmental issues while improving their language retention and comprehension. The theoretical framework emphasizes the importance of cognitive tranquillity and emotional engagement, showing how Suggestopedia’s multisensory approach can deepen students’ understanding of environmental challenges while reducing anxiety and fostering a more immersive learning experience. Through this interdisciplinary approach, the paper argues that students not only acquire language skills more effectively but also develop critical thinking and reflective abilities that equip them to address global environmental challenges. By bridging disciplines, this integrated approach not only equips students with the tools for academic success but also promotes responsible citizenship. The anticipated outcome is a more immersive and meaningful educational experience that prepares students to actively engage with both linguistic and environmental issues in real-world contexts.