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Understanding Asperger’s Syndrome better

Filed Under "At-risk" students, Special Education 

I think this first person account of what life is like when you have Asperger’s  Syndrome is one of the best I’ve seen because it reminds me

  • that it’s OK to be different
  • there is a positive side to having Asperger’s
  • you can use your strengths to be successful
  • teachers can really help stop the bullying

I really like the optimistic tone. The glass is not half empty. Thanks to   @teromkotero for the link  via  Twitter

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