> I have a grandson who has been identified as having mild Asperger's disorder. From what I've learned, I'm sure I taught a number of kids with this problem over the years, but in those days we had no way of knowing. I know what the symotoms are, and I know that it is kin to autism, but the symptom are not the same. The worst thing about it is that they don't function well in a large group, and school is a large group. Does anybody have any experience with Asperger's?
> Howard

I don't have any experience with it, but there's some information on webmd.com . Follow the link below for more information.

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