Sometimes the failed plan is the plan. My meeting with Robert to talk over my action research plan didn’t happen due to previous engagement that Robert had forgotten about, so we rescheduled for next week. The time I would have with Robert I did researching for my current groups proposal and project during that I stumbled across a lot of materials for my own action research. I’m finding out rather rapidly that my reading list is starting to grow like a bamboo in the monsoon season. I have also come to realize that the delay in my meeting with Robert has allowed me to become more knowledgeable on my subject of Asperger’s Syndrome (AS) and the socialization issues that students inflicted with AS face. I really believe that the delay in my meeting has allowed me to become more of a student of AS and will take my meeting time with Robert more productive because of the groundwork we won’t have to cover. Often, it is said that a little bit knowledge can be a dangerous thing but I would argue that a little bit of knowledge is also a starting place or a key that may unlock the door to great knowledge and without that knowledge we may never ask the questions how and why.