1 Incorporate knowledge of students' experiences in the planning, execution, and evaluation of learning experiences. 2  Explain important principles and concepts delineated within their discipline and link them with professional, state and unit standards.
You may need extra sleep while your brain is trying to heal from the brain injury. Even if you had a mild brain injury, you might have sleep problems. Your brain might also be having a hard time making or using the natural chemicals that help you fall and stay asleep.
A brain injury may also affect control of breathing, dreaming or leg movements. Or, if you have other physical injuries that are causing pain, this pain may affect your ability to sleep. As your brain and body heal from your injuries, your sleep patterns may become more normal. You may need to take medicines to help you sleep normally, but there are ways to treat some sleep problems without medicines. Other things may cause sleep problems. Some people have sleep apnea and are not aware of it.