Case Study: Auggie

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No. The question Auggie asked was not dumb. Auggie was smart to ask what homeroom was. He's never been to a public school so how would he know what homeroom is? Auggie is nervous about going to school. When Auggie asked about homeroom, some of the kids thought he was dumb. Since Auggie is going to start going to school, he should ask questions about stuff he needs to know. Some of the kids answered Auggie in a rude way when Auggie asked about homeroom. It's important for Auggie to know what homeroom

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