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When Tisha Gonzalez first met Rafael Hernandez, the elementary school student didn't care much for other kids. And his body language suggested he didn't care much for his new teacher either. When he had to communicate, he did so only in the faintest of whispers — or by screaming. He avoided eye contact. "He didn't like to be around anyone," Gonzalez said. "He was pretty tense and not interested in interacting."Read more
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