The ability to: 1  Choose effective teaching strategies and materials to meet different learning goals and student needs. 2  Use multiple teaching and learning strategies to engage students in active learning opportunities and to help students take responsibility for their own learning.
5 years ago I experienced all of those symptoms you went through. I used to think I was developing a brain tumor or had a serious illness. It's been five years and I'm still alive. Also all the symptoms you have experienced are all stress and anxiety related. Also when you have a brain tumor, cancerous or not, normally gives you seizures. And the symptoms become worse as time progresses. I have a friend who suffered leisions in his brain, when they originally thought he had a tumor.
But if all three opinions concur, you can feel confident that stress, including anxiety-caused stress, is the cause of this symptom and not some other medical or biological problem. Causes relating to anxiety include: Hyper- and hypoventilation - taking in too much or too little oxygen. Hyper and hypoventilation can change the CO2 levels in the blood, which can cause a myriad of anxiety-like symptoms, such as dizziness. An active stress response - behaving in an apprehensive manner activates the stress response.