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Learning support teacher

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Learning support teachers usually have additional qualifications in teaching pupils with specific learning difficulties like dyslexia.

They may also be qualified to deal with a range of other specific learning difficulties.

They may be employed by the local authority, by a group of schools or by one school. They may be peripatetic or school-based.

They assess children referred to them by the school and they teach individuals or small groups of children on a regular basis. They support and advise the class teacher, special needs coordinator and parents on a range of teaching and learning issues related to individual children.

They may also provide staff training on aspects of special needs in which they have particular expertise.

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