This document provides tips for teaching students with Asperger syndrome from a presentation given by Ms. Crystal. Asperger syndrome is a neurobiological disorder on the autism spectrum that primarily causes problems with social interactions. It can cause difficulties reading social cues, poor communication skills, speaking out inappropriately, an inability to adapt to new situations, and a need for rigid routines. The document recommends that teachers work as a team to help these students focus, learn, and interact by using structured teaching, clear expectations, accommodating student interests, and explicitly listing assignments. It also provides tips for managing behaviors, choosing partners, communicating acceptance, and redirecting students if escalated.