Neurodiversity is the concept that neurological differences such as Autism, ADD, and ADHD are the result of naturally occurring variations within the human genome. Neurodiversity promotes and embraces our differences. This way of thinking focuses more on accommodating and supporting the neurodiverse population rather than looking for a cure or a way to "fix" the behaviors exhibited by those with neurological differences.
Throughout our lives we experience a variety of "firsts," some big and some small. New students at CLE experienced an abundance of "firsts" this past month. Just to name a few: they started the first day of classes, the first day meeting their tutors and instructors, and the first day living in a new apartment.
At College Living Experience (CLE), we know the anatomy of success has many chapters. We believe the team chapter is one of the most critical and must be filled with passionate top notch professionals dedicated to your mission.
Zach Hullings and Nicky Bleakley have been roommates and close friends ever since their arrival at CLE Rockville. But chances are neither dreamed that just three years later, they would have accomplished so much!
By Janet Price, Regional Director of Community Education and Transition CLE Rockville CLE [...]
We recently had a roundtable discussion with students from CLE Rockville about this term, which the dictionary defines as: higher-order thinking that enables understanding, analysis, and control of one’s cognitive processes, especially when engaged in learning. Or put simply, thinking about how you think. Why do we want to do this? Because understanding how you think and how you process information can help lead to effective strategies for learning and studying.
Fashion. Individualism. First Impressions. Are these concepts mutually exclusive? Do they matter?
Whether this is your first glimpse into College Living Experience, or you have known about us for many years, we are excited to officially announce the release of the new CLE Website. We hope you look around and take in all sights, we think there’s a little something here for everyone.
Many powerful and long-lasting connections can develop from peer groups, to best friends, and yes, sometimes even romantic relationships develop.
Retard. There, I said it. Now let’s spread the word to end the word. So how do we do this? Let’s look at a simple three-step process.
