A blogger who identifies herself as Lois Lane has a heart-tugging post about a cousin who has Asperger Syndrome. As she tells the story, Billy takes a bus independently so that he can visit with a dying relative. Those readers of Teach Effectively who teach about special education might find it valuable as a supplement in their classes for beginning teachers.
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