[senco-forum] Specialist Teachers

I always considerd that the term "specialist teacher" was a generic term for any teacher who had undergone enhanced soecialist training -- and was thus "qualified" in teaching a particular specialism. Thus teachers may be "specialist" teachers of modern foriegn languages. Or dyslexia. Or specialist in teaching children with severe or profound learning difficulties. If there is a specialist course -- then it produces specialists in whatever the course covered. Brendan King

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----- Original Message ----- From: "Greg" <gregory.lambert at btinternet.com> 
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Hi, 
Could anyone give me a clear definition/meaning of a 'Specialist Teacher'? 
Thanks. 

Take care, 

Greg 
SENCo Lancs 

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