Abstract
The role of teacher consultant has become a topic of increasing concern. This article looks at consultation generically and as it pertains to special education. A review of the professional literature investigated the topics of teacher consultant roles, cross-categorical services, approval criteria, and caseloads. The position of teacher consultant as it is being implemented may be untenable. The need exists for consultation services, but there is a critical lack of role definition at both state and local levels and a dearth of professional preparation in consultation skills. © 1984, Council for Exceptional Children. All rights reserved.
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Haight, S. L. (1984). Special Education Teacher Consultant: Idealism versus Realism. Exceptional Children, 50(6), 507–515. https://doi.org/10.1177/001440298405000603
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