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[quote=Anonymous]DD has asperger's. In part because she's a girl, she doesn't present in a stereotypically asperger's/autistic way, so she often comes across as just really quiet. I was at her elementary school for something else today, and as I was leaving, I popped into the art room because I thought she might be there and I wanted to peak in on her. She wasn't there, but the art teacher was and I asked her how DD was doing in her class. The art teacher, whom I would assume has not read her IEP, said (nicely), "Kids in this school are really nice, so they are inclusive to kids who are different." Ouch. I mean, I know my kid is different, but I didn't know it was that obvious to everyone.[/quote]
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