| Confusion leading to Learning DisabilityWhen a person is mentally confused it  can hinder the person’s ability to learn. Cluttered minds often find it  difficult to concentrate on a single task.  In this article, I am going to teach  you some techniques that have proven valuable for relieving the mind so that  your learning ability increases. If you got a million things at one time going  on in your mind, you will loose the ability to learn, since communication is  mumbled.  Therefore, you will need to learn  some stress management skills and learn tactics useful for eliminating  cluttering of the mind. First, you must learn that you are only a human being  and can handle one task at a time, living one day at a time. Why worry about  tomorrow, since we are not promised tomorrow.  It is important to consider the most  important issue on your mind and leave the less important issues alone for  later. Helpful tips include learning stretching exercises, breathing techniques  and learning how to manage your emotions. Emotions are sensitive and when your  mind is cluttered, it is often because the emotions are in a battle with the  thinking portion of the brain.  This means you are leaning heavily on  the emotions to find answers to your problems, which mean you are loosing  control of your ability to learn. Some helpful stress management tips can  provide you relief and increase your ability to learn.  Even if you have mental disorders,  which are commonly attached to learning disabilities, it is possible to learn  management skills that benefit the mind. Of course, you will endure moments of  frustration, since life brings about stressors each day we breathe. However, it  is possible to say let go and let God.  We can start by considering breathing  techniques, which include taking 10, breathes by inhaling and exhaling. You  will feel a source of relief and your mind will feel a sense of emptiness.  Stop thinking about what you cannot change and  start focusing on what you can change, is a great repeating thought to prevent  clutter thoughts. Learning is a gift and when that gift is hindered, it can  cause us frustration down the road.  We all deal with life, dealing with  common problems. But when we have a learning disability, it can become  frustrating and lead our minds into a galaxy of excessive emotional tangling.  The mind can only handle so much before it  breaks, so therefore it is essential to learn techniques that promote thinking  and avoid stressors that spark emotions.  To learn how to focus we can consider natural  herbs that promote thinking. Herbs such as Flavay, Omega-3, Gingko and other  similar herbs have proven effective for enhancing concentration. Concentration  is an essential element required to help us learn effectively. When we can  focus on one topic at a time, it often makes more sense and we are able to  grasp a meaning.  If you have learning, disability,  don’t beat your self up, since you are not the only one that is lacking in the  ability to learn. In other words, dialect, influences and other objects play a  part in your learning disability.  Remember, it's not your fault; you  lack ability to learn on a standard level. Maybe your teachers are not  effectively communicating on a level that you can understand. For example, some  people will use big words believing that they are making a statement. The words  can cause chaos since some of us may not understand what those big words mean.  Now we see we need to keep it simple so that we can grow and learn properly. Reading also plays a part  in communication.  If you have  difficulty reading, try to read a few paragraphs each day and work toward  reading more paragraphs later after you have grasp the meaning. If you have  difficulty understanding a sentence, it is ok to recite and repeat since this  is a part of learning. Finally, you can learn relaxing techniques to help the  mind focus. Lie back on your bed each day and let all your thoughts leave the  room, while you focus on a perfect imaginary world where no problems exist.  
 
 
   
 
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