Learning Techniques for Neurodiverse Students
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Neurodiversity describes the variation of brain functioning and human experience in the world. About one in five students of the world population exhibit forms of neurodivergence, which includes autism spectrum disorder (ASD), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), dyslexia, and dyscalculia. While neurodivergent characteristics pose some challenges in work, they also come with unique strengths in creative or detailed thinking. [1]  The case of ASD Students with autism may find it hard to understand the big picture, focusing on minute details. Metaphorically speaking, an individu ..read more
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Mental Health Conditions and Autism
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By: Emil Koch Do you have a diagnosed neurological ‘disorder?’ If so, then you might have wondered once in a while, “Why am I not ‘normal’? Why can everyone else get along in this fogged world?”. Have you felt that some invisible layer separated you from your peers? If so, you are not alone. In fact, you are not disabled; a non-inclusive environment is disabling for everyone who does not fit in. Neurodiversity refers to differences in the brain structures of human beings and variances in sociability, learning, and mood. In this context, autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other neurological dis ..read more
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Introducing Catherine Delgado: a Rising Filipino Public Health and Social Activist in Pursuit of Being Her Most Authentic Self 
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By: Nadely Requena  Art: Brooke Osias Although Catherine Delgado is currently based in Washington, D.C., her bright attitude and friendly aura never let you forget her true origins: San Diego, California. However, don’t assume you know everything about her based on this one detail!  In high school, Delgado’s persistent activism led to major advancements in the mental health curriculum across the San Diego Unified School District (SDUSD). Delgado’s time at George Washington University has also continued to elevate her public and mental health achievements on a national level.  Un ..read more
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OCD: It’s NOT An Adjective!
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By: Alexa Schuster In this day and age, you may have heard people say something along the lines of “I’m so OCD” in order to illustrate their need to be organized. The term “OCD” has been recklessly thrown around in order to describe people with this tendency. However, having the characteristic alone is not valid enough to classify someone as having OCD. It’s more complicated than just wanting to keep your backpack organized or cringing when you see a messy room. Being organized is a potential trait of OCD, but when it hinders your day-to-day activities, it becomes an unhealthy obsession. That ..read more
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The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel: A Look Into The Comediennes’ Life in the 1950s – 1960s
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By: Alexa Schuster Intro To The Series The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is a historical fiction comedy drama TV series that takes place in the late 1950s to early 1960s. Miriam “Midge” Maisel is a housewife and a mother who lives her day-to-day life married to Joel Maisel. Almost every night at 8:30, Midge must take a cab to Joel’s workplace, pick him up, and drive him to The Gaslight, (a nearby club) so he could do standup comedy. As Joel performs, Midge notes down ideas for openings, jokes, and routines he could potentially do. But one night, Midge tries to give him helpful advice for his routine ..read more
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Meet Carson Domey: The One Who Never Let Anything Define Him
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Art: Delfina Grijalva By: Nadely Requena Picture this: it’s a regular Saturday morning. The wind is blowing through the slightly cracked window and just outside is the booming, industrial city of Boston, Massachusetts. As you sip from your favorite mug, you notice a crowd of people beginning to populate the streets below you in a passionate manner.  There you see that it’s an annual fundraising walk for Boston’s Children’s Hospital. Continuing to stroll between the parallel buildings, a particular group catches your attention with their piercing bright, yellow t-shirts. The words “Carson ..read more
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Kick It For a Cause: How Sam Gerry Raises Awareness Around Suicide Prevention With Kickball
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Art: Nicole Park By: Kathryn Foo Sam Gerry had felt it. It started on a seemingly random February morning and, although he had become familiar with its lesser counterpart, there was a sudden albeit strange feeling weighing on his shoulders for the day.  Gerry had traded in his eighth-grade adolescence for the golf course, playing “all day, every day”. This dedication came with its struggles, specifically with burnout from the heavy workload. Though, that morning, Gerry acknowledged that there was something more.  “One of the symptoms that I was experiencing when I felt different was ..read more
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The Toxic Representation of Mental Health in Social Media
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1y ago
By: Karla Azcona TW: mentions + descriptions of: eating disorders, depression, anxiety, suicide, and mental health disorders  Many of us know the exact feeling of getting stuck in a continuous loop scrolling. The never-ending media consumption that we obtain, while our brains don’t even form a single coherent thought as we get stuck in this virtual world. What happens when we’re in this new world and fall upon a new community. Between the many online cliques that exist, there is a world of melancholy and wistful young people, who spend their online presence romanticizing mental health dis ..read more
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As I Lay Dying: The Veil Darl Uncovers
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By: Christine Lee TW: Mentions of death, impacts of losing a loved one, & childhood trauma Death has a pervasive influence on the living. Life after losing a loved one is excruciating, as one can experience a range of emotions such as devastation, shock, emptiness, anger, or guilt. Besides the existing pain of death itself, navigating and confronting the unresolved matters from loss is difficult. Faulkner affirms this notion in his well-known novel, As I Lay Dying, by exemplifying the traumatic effects of death in a family unit. For the Bundren family, each person copes with their mother ..read more
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How Art Improves Mental Health
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By: Alexa Schuster For those who struggle with managing their mental health, it is not abnormal to seek help from a professional. However, therapy can be expensive and people often find it difficult to afford weekly sessions. Besides the cost, it can also be a struggle to find just the right therapist. Maybe someone isn’t seeking therapy at all because they simply do not feel comfortable enough to confide in someone. But, there are alternative ways you can take care of yourself besides hiring professional help, especially for creative thinkers. If you are one of those people, starting an art p ..read more
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