Ayodeji Oyewale, MSc works as a lecturer at Nash College Bromley United Kingdom. He has four years experience of teaching students with ASD. He has contributed immensely to the development of appropriate life skills for the students with ASD. Ayodeji has a Bachelor degree in Sociology and MSc Human Resource Management as well as different teaching qualifications. He is passionate about supporting and helping people with learning disability to break through all limitations.
Nonverbal Autism and Communication Skills
The society we belong to shapes our lives and, most importantly, determines our communication: the meanings attached to words, objects, and issues surrounding our lives. The reverse is the case for people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). It is time we started according respect and noticeable considerations to this group of people, as
The relevance of social skills among autistic people cannot be overemphasized as it has enabled them to interact and be independent in society. It is crystal clear that contemporary society has failed to provide enough support for people with learning disability as most societal structures assume that everyone in the society is able, and in