This all sounds so familiar - Greg you describe so very well what I feel as well - but being a language teacher (no, not English) students expect the right, correct words. That's what we expect from them, what to do if you cannot find them yourself... Bit of a problem, isn't it? 50 Uninterested students (18+) who talk all the time, a constant noise in lesson blocks of an hour and a half.
Return to work every day during a few hours a day would be a dream but rather unrealistic given the organisation of the classes. But hey, I will get there when I get there, I guess. And our direction is not as understanding... they might well give me all new courses, so that I would need to study hard before starting at all - which is not possible at present - concentration, memory, noise, light, you know!
I had my MRI last Thursday - 6 months - and there still is some blood, their seems to be some tissue damage as well. The doctor gave me the advice to get in touch with a Center for neurological deficits you're not born with (don't know very well how to describe it). Better do it, the brain exercercises I try to do every day wouldn't be scientific enough.
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This all sounds so familiar - Greg you describe so very well what I feel as well - but being a language teacher (no, not English) students expect the right, correct words. That's what we expect from them, what to do if you cannot find them yourself... Bit of a problem, isn't it? 50 Uninterested students (18+) who talk all the time, a constant noise in lesson blocks of an hour and a half.
Return to work every day during a few hours a day would be a dream but rather unrealistic given the organisation of the classes. But hey, I will get there when I get there, I guess. And our direction is not as understanding... they might well give me all new courses, so that I would need to study hard before starting at all - which is not possible at present - concentration, memory, noise, light, you know!
I had my MRI last Thursday - 6 months - and there still is some blood, their seems to be some tissue damage as well. The doctor gave me the advice to get in touch with a Center for neurological deficits you're not born with (don't know very well how to describe it). Better do it, the brain exercercises I try to do every day wouldn't be scientific enough.
Thanks all
C