Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: If your still at school and they have recognized your having trouble with learning, then they should be able to organize for you to be tested by a Educational Psychologist, who will do a full assessment of reading, writing, spelling, memory skills, maths etc.ource(s): Youth & Disability support worker and sessional teacher Both my daughter and I are dyslexic, my daughter was tested both by a Educational Psychologist and the Irlens clinic, both tests were conclusive as her being dyslexic, I was stunned to learn I was dyslexic at the same time (explained my poor education).
The circulatory system includes the heart; a system of vessels called arteries, veins, and capillaries; and blood. Blood is pumped by the heart through these vessels, causing âcirculationâ throughout the body. You may have read about some positive effects that alcohol can have on this system. Studies in adults have shown that a glass of alcohol (beer, wine, or distilled spirits) each day can help heart function.
Alcohol is a central nervous depressant. In short, alcohol depresses, or slows down the bodyâs central nervous system (CNS). As oneâs blood alcohol level goes up, the effects of the depressant become more pronounced. As intoxication increases, cognitive processing slows and motor coordination decreases. This is because the brain is part of the CNS, and is affected by alcohol.