The advanced student gets bored or bothered by the questions the introductory students ask, slowing down the pace of the lecture. I think it is the responsibility of the schools to discourage this problem by sending the introductory students into primary programs or introductory lectures. This may not make financial sense but it makes educational sense. The goal of this type of education is often to gain more insight into the deeper issues of homeopathy. The advanced teachers often inspire practitioners and students.
Seminars are useful for making contacts and expanding the community.
Teacher training Teacher training has finally begun, with a yearly educators' conference sponsored by the Homeopathic Community Council. This training resource needs to be encouraged. More teachers need to attend so we can share our common vision as well as create unified goals. We will be meeting in Seattle this year. This year's training is vital to the success of homeopathic education.