Kluth is an independent consultant and scholar helping teachers and families provide inclusive opportunities for students with disabilities, and create more responsive, engaging schooling experiences for all learners. Schwarz' work at National-Louis U., Chicago focuses on special education and diversity in learning and development. In their latest co-authored publication they provide educators with numerous practical ways that the fascinations, interests, and areas of expertise that are so often important to students with autism--and other students as well--can be valued, honored, and respected, and used as a tool to teach, support, and include students in the classroom. The text also contains an extensive reference list, a section on frequently asked questions, and an annotated list of autobiographies by people with autism and Asperger syndrome, autobiographies by family members, and other strengths-focused books. No subject index. Annotation ©2008 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)