Visual Memory Learning Disabilities

How to determine my own learning style and using learning strategies that complement it?

I’ve got my fair share of learning issues, such as ADHD, Sensory Integration Disorder, Visual Perceptual/Visual Motor Deficit, Expressive Language Dissorder, Spatial Orientation issues, Visual Figure Ground Problems, Auditory Figure Ground Problems, Visual Memory Deficit, Visual Sequencing Dissorder, Auditory Memory Deficit. So yeah,I’ve got some issues. By the way, after ADHD, those are all considered ‘Specific Learning Disabilities’. To me it’s not really that important, but it may be as far as suggesting learning strategies, because essentially, my learning strategist is useless. I really think it would help me to know my learning syle, but I really don’t know much about it. Any tips or on-line quizzes to help me figuire it out? Once I know this information, how can I use it to my benifit?

Sorry this is so long, I wasn’t really sure what to include, but thank-you you so much for your input.

(By the way I’m in high school and also coded as gifted if you can beleive it)

One thing that probably is very important to accommodate your learning disabilities is to use as many visual supports as possible. Here are a list of things that need to be on your IEP accommodations page. They will help you immensely!

*Teacher to provide desk copy of all information written on the board or overhead.
*Teacher to provide copy of notes for lectures.
*Use graphic organizers for all work that complex such as writing or understanding verbal lectures.
*Use enlarged print for handouts.
*Allow student to write in test booklet.
*Demonstrate or show completed projects before a lesson.

You can do some of these things yourself. Here is a good website to get graphic organizers. www.eduplace.com/graphicorganizer/ There are many more if you don’t find what you need.

The reason that I suggest graphic organizers is so that you can add a structure to your mental schemata. When ideas are organized into concepts, then they are easier to remember. Because you are gifted, these could be the answer to a lot of things.

Because of your learning deficits, I suspect that you are a hands on, kinesthetic learner because these are the areas that are not impacted by your disability. This also supports your ADHD.

Also, It may be very difficult for you to envision a whole from the sum of it’s parts, which is very common in kids with SLD. They are holistic learners who do best when they see the big picture before parting it out.

Here is a pretty good website for taking a detailed test. When I took it, it was quite accurate.

www.learning-styles-online.com/


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Memory Loss Aids

What negative side effects have you experienced from Ambien?

HI
What or which negative effects have you, a loved one or friend have experienced from the drug Ambien? Was it given as an temorary or long term aid for insomnia and were there other psychiatric drugs used while taking Ambien? Examples:
Accidental overdose?
Memory loss?
Headache?
Tell me your stories..
Have you had an incident where you had taken your normal dose ,forgot then have taken one?

I haven’t really had any negative experiences from it.
The worst thing I would say is if I take it too many nights in a row (more than maybe 5 nights) then sometimes I’ll get a little tummy upset. Sometimes, I’ll also have a slight headache the next day after taking it.
As for memory loss, I haven’t had any *problems* with that. If I take it, and then don’t go straight to bed, then I’ll start to feel a bit like I’m drunk. The next day, my memories of what goes on during that time will be sketchy, but I don’t get complete “amnesia”. For the most part, my behavior is fairly normal, though my husband says I get more “chatty” after I’ve taken it, and will seem like I’ve had too much to drink. (Slightly slurred speech, off-balance, things like that.) I’ve never *done* anything weird. I usually just take it, then get ready for bed. As long as I’m in bed within a half-hour or so of taking it, then nothing happens but a good night’s sleep. The “symptoms” only occur if I get distracted watching TV or something after taking it, and wait too long.
No accidental overdoses personally, but a friend of mine did accidentally take a second one about an hour after taking one, because she forgot that she took the first. She’s a little bit of a flake, anyway, though. This isn’t anything that would be entirely unusual for her to do. She’s also the type who would brush her teeth twice because she forgot she did it the first time. lol. (The second ambien didn’t hurt her.)




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The 10 Most Powerful Healing Herbs

Herbs have been used as sources of medicine for thousands of years.  Here are the 10 most powerful and researched healing herbs.  These herbs have been tested in clinical studies over and over again with outstanding results; however, the information we give you here is not intended as medical advice; these herbs will by no means replace the treatment indicated by your physician, but merely aid in the improvement of certain conditions.

1.    GARLIC
This herb contains the perfect properties to prevent heart disease and all problems related to it.  If you eat garlic regularly, you are preventing cardiovascular disease, since it increases the high-density lipoproteins and lowers the dangerous low-density lipoproteins and triglycerides.  

Garlic also helps lower high blood pressure and helps prevent cancer because it increases the level of glutathione transferase, a liver enzyme that detoxifies the body from carcinogens.  It has been found that it reduces the risk of gastric cancer, has even improved the condition of AIDS patients, and is known to be antifungal and antiviral, because it works against several microorganisms like bacteria that resist antibiotics.

2.    HAWTHORN
This shrub’s berries are superb for the heart.  These help the heart’s pumping action because they open the coronary arteries to support the heart muscle.  

Hawthorn can decelerate a rapid heart rate and fortify a weak heart; it lowers high blood pressure and benefits low blood pressure caused by weak heart muscles suffering from arrhythmia.  

This herb works after continuous use; the effects can be seen after six months or more of regular use.

3.    GINKGO BILOBA

Ginkgo Biloba benefits vision because it improves the microcirculation to the eyes.  There are almost 300 scientific studies that show that standardized ginkgo extract prevents and improves conditions like vertigo, tinnitus, inner ear problems, memory harm, concentration problems, anxiety, neurological and circulatory disorders, depression, senility, and edema and Raynaud’s disease.  

This herb improves the quality and quantity of capillary circulation, increasing, in this way, the blood flow to the brain, heart, and organ and gland’s tissues.

4.    EPHEDRA
This is used for colds, as a decongestant.  It is a top bronchial dilator, thus, it helps people who suffer from asthma by opening the sinus passages, and possesses an antihistamine effect that helps in cases of chronic and severe allergies.  

Ephedra also works as a circulation stimulant for blood pressure and heart function; it raises blood pressure.  Its main ingredient is ephedrine, which increases the adrenaline secretion in our organism.  It stimulates certain glands, muscles and tissues, and holds back others, thus, it can cause chronic stress and degenerative disease if used in excess.  

The effects of this herb stay in the body for a long time, even after the herb disappears, thus, it should not be used in combination with heart, lung, or antidepressant medication.

5.    LICORICE
This is a soothing, anti-inflammatory, and relaxing herb that has been found to have antiviral properties and to help with gastrointestinal ulceration by smoothing the muscles in the gastrointestinal tract on contact.  It increases bile secretion, and is recommended for any type of gastrointestinal ulcer.  

Licorice root is good for chronic cough and bronchitis, and, in small quantities, it reduces sugar cravings.  Japanese research has shown it decreases high testosterone levels in women with ovarian cysts and increases their fertility.

6.    BILBERRY
It is a strong antioxidant that enhances the circulatory system, eyes, heart, and brain, and, in general, improves overall health.  It contains a flavonoid called anthocyanosides that increases the flexibility of the capillaries and blood flow.  

It can enlarge the range of vision, improves sharpness of images, the ability to focus, blurred vision, eyestrain and nearsightedness.  It strengthens the coronary arteries and helps prevent atherosclerosis and venous insufficiency.

7.    ECHINACEA
This herb supports the immune system by increasing two of its main components that consume and eliminate invading organisms and foreign particles.  It activates white blood cells and stimulates the regeneration of cellular connective tissue and epidermis.  It is key to fight infection because it neutralizes a harmful enzyme related to the infection process.  

8.    MILK THISTLE
This is considered the best herb for liver cleansing, regeneration, and protection, and is one of the most necessary herbs for these times.  The amount of toxins from chemical pollutants, pharmaceuticals, alcohol, tobacco, drugs, and radiation, have growing side effects that must be tackled, and milk thistle regenerates, regulates, and strengthens the liver’s functions.  It stimulates the body to produce superoxide dismutase, one of the two main antioxidants the body produces.

9.    ASTRAGALUS
This is a prime immune booster.  It increases the efficiency of the immune system by increasing the immune activity.  It also helps strengthen digestion, raise metabolism, and promotes wound healing.  It can treat chronic lung weakness, shortness of breath, low energy, prolapse of internal organs, spontaneous sweating, chronic lesions, and deficiency edema.     

10.    GINSENG
A top detox cleanser, it boosts memory and learning by improving circulation.  Reduces cholesterol and protects the liver from toxins.  It also strengthens the lungs, nourishes body fluids, and calms the spirit.  Ginseng promotes longevity and increases resistance to disease.  

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George DeJohn is the author of “3 Minutes to a Strong Mind and a Fit Body” and the creator of the 21-Day Full Body Cleanse system. George is the author of a very successful blog on healthy living, weight loss and stress elimination: http://www.21DayBodyMakeover.com/blog/


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do I have photographic memory? please answer?

I remember everything as pictures, and replay events like videos in my head… In an exam if I need to remember a fact I’ll see the scentence I wrote in my book… If I remeber what someone said, I’ll see a ‘video’ of them saying it. I have pretty good recall.

Sort of lie CSI where they have flashbacks…

Anyway, I think this is photographic memory but alot of people say it doesn’t exist…
I’m predicted all straight As and A*s, apart from enrichment but who really cares? I have my own sytem for colour coding annotations and revision. I.e. in geography advantages are written in geen, disadvatages in red. Social factors in yellow, environmantal in orange and economical in blue :)
I have good recollection of events a long time ago, for example I can remember what was pinned to the fridge on my 3rd birthday or what was written on my mums top when we went for a picnic about 10 years ago… these are just examples but I replay the events back in my head…

Photographic memory does exist, and some people may have it moreso than others…but it does sound very much like a photographic memory…

A lot of people are stupid, and you can generally only trust ‘The few’ for the right answers, because 9/10 people that talk just do it out of their ass.

A photographic memory is quite useful, I’ve always wanted one, so embrace it and use it as the talent it is.




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