advisory teacher
noun
1Originally and chiefly US a teacher responsible for providing guidance or pastoral care to students, specifically one leading an advisory period.
2 British and Australian an experienced teacher (usually one seconded from a teaching post) who acts as an adviser or consultant to schools and other teachers.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in 109th Annual Reports Regents 1895.
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