Children with Asperger's syndrome tend to exhibit the following qualities:
Children with Asperger's syndrome tend to exhibit the following qualities:
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- Difficulty socializing and understanding social cues. Asperger's sufferers may struggle to find friends, which is why a homeschooled environment away from bullies for education and a church environment for socialization can work wonders.
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- Difficulty socializing and understanding social cues. Asperger's sufferers may struggle to find friends, which is why a homeschooled environment away from bullies for education and a church environment for socialization can work wonders.<br>
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- No significant loss of language skills (loss of language ability, especially in young children, is more a sign of classical [[autism]]).
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- No significant loss of language skills (loss of language ability, especially in young children, is more a sign of classical [[autism]]).<br>
- Increased raw intelligence (especially in subjects dealing with absolutes, such as math).
- Increased raw intelligence (especially in subjects dealing with absolutes, such as math).