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I’m Right Here: Rudy Simone on Life as an “Aspergirl”

February 20, 2012

I’m Right Here: Rudy Simone on Life as an “Aspergirl”.

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Posted in: Elementary: Academic Learning and Building Social Skills, High School: Developing communication tools to succeed in school and life, Middle School: Abstract Language, Abstract Life | Tagged: Asperger syndrome, aspergers, Aspergirls, autism, Autism spectrum, Rudy, Rudy Simone, ShopRite, Sydney Opera House, United States

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