More teachers need to be trained to engage with special needs students. There is also a great need for more specialist spaces to accommodate children with disabilities, says vice-president of the Autism Association of Barbados, Gillian Cadogan. She made those points on World Autism Day which was recognised yesterday, as Minister of People Empowerment Kirk Humphrey promised to do more to assist those with disabilities. “We are at this point …
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