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4 Tips to Help Neurodivergent Students Prepare for College
Heading off to college is one of the most exciting, and stressful, times in a young adult’s life—especially for neurodivergent students.
My Open Letter: Parent to Parent – There Is Much To Address
You’re approaching your child’s transition from high school to adulthood, and I have a guess what you’re feeling. You may be intimidated about choosing what’s next for your child. Just getting your child through K-12 may have absorbed all your attention until now. You may find leaving behind familiar supports feels risky, like launching a rowboat on the open sea.
Nico Morales Featured on CNN
With the advent of dating websites, romantic relationships are possible for many couples who otherwise might find it a challenge. The same holds true for Nico Morales, of Fort Lauderdale. He used a dating website for people with autism, and met Latoya Jolly in December, 2015. CNN has explored several couples, in a series called “Heart of the Matter”. Nico and Latoya’s story is a must-see!
Recent CLE Articles
Here’s Why Neurodiversity Is a Catalyst for Gen Z Entrepreneurs
As we plunge deeper into the 21st century, Gen Z is rewriting the scripts of entrepreneurship and inclusivity. Central to this reshaping is Gen Z’s celebration of neurodiversity. Specifically, Gen Z is heralding neurodiversity as an entrepreneurial superpower, according to recent research.
Why Students Should Make Grounding a Priority at School
Grounding (also known as Earthing) involves making direct contact with the Earth’s surface, typically by walking barefoot on natural ground. It allows you to absorb the Earth’s electrons, which have numerous health benefits, including reducing inflammation, relieving stress and improving sleep.
Student Spotlight: Max Newman
A recent graduate with an associate degree in general studies, Max volunteered at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo and built lasting friendships during his time with CLE.