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.
a brain tumor is a collection or mass of abnormal cells in the brain the skull is very rigid and the brain is enclosed so any growth inside such a restricted space can cause problemsbrain tumors can be cancerous malignant or non cancerous benignwhen benign or malignant tumors grow they can cause the pressure inside the skull to increase this can cause brain damage and even deathompression of brain tissue by a growing tumor creates noticeable symptoms some of the most common symptoms include headaches may be worse in the morning when waking up can occur during sleep are aggravated by coughing sneezing or exercise can be associated with vomiting blurred vision double vision or confusion