" Our brains neurologically can process only one thing at a time. ... " Our cognitive process can only be productive if it concentrates on one thing at a time. ... While technology is an essential part of a studying process, its ability to distract is tremendous. ... With dedication and control on both your and your children's behalf, you will soon notice a transition from a chronic juggling multi-tasker to an organized assiduous student. There are three steps to create a supportive surrounding that will enhance your children's ability to stay "on task." ...

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People with CFS often have symptoms similar to a concussion: brain fog, confusion, memory loss and difficulty processing sensory input. A simple trip to the grocery can be an exhausting experience as the brain tries to process all the light, noise and movement. ... The Center for Disease Control considers the diagnosis for CFS to be "clinically evaluated, unexplained, persistent fatigue that is of new onset, is not alleviated by rest, lasts over six months and results in substantial reduction in previous levels of activity. ... Research is continuing and today there is no real course of trea...

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Two types of processes that can greatly determine an understanding are primary and secondary injuries. ... Process of Evaluation Without sessions to unveil the extent of injuries, who knows how long you could have been sitting there! ... While each examination being almost completely different and unique, the initial steps of the examination are a series of psychometric tests that establish a baseline from later results to know if the patient has any varied brain diseases or injuries. ... Disease and Test Brain Diseases The brain is the control center of the entire human body. It controls tho...

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