This study aimed to describe some of the problems students face in online learning educational supervision courses Kerinci Regency. type research is classified as a qualitative type. enrolled four fifth semester students, two from class B and D. The data collection techniques used this were observation interviewing. analysis include collection, reduction, presentation conclusion. Credibility, d...

Supervision is critical in the development of any educational program in both developed and developing countries including Ethiopia. In education, the role of educators has undergone dramatic shifts in the recent past. Many teachers, especially pupil and newly qualified teachers may not have mastered or developed sufficient skills for effective teaching; hence, there is a need for instruction i...

Edited by Thomas C. Todd and Cheryl L. Storm. © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. Published 2014 by John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. The featured instrument, the BSED, has become a popular and widely used method of assessing systemic therapy competencies since its development in 1999. It is particularly used in supervision of beginning systemic therapists in couple, marriage, and family therapy educational a...

the need for educational supervision in all areas related to teaching and learning activities is inevitable, especially when the need for education is undergoing fundamental changes. with respect to that fundamental evolution document of education can be considered the ministry of education roadmap. therefore, the main issue of this study and critique of fundamental evolution document of educat...

BACKGROUND After widely publicised investigations into excess patient deaths at Mid Staffordshire hospital the UK government commissioned reports from Robert Francis QC and Professor Don Berwick. Among their recommendations to improve the quality and safety of patient care were lifelong learning, professional support and 'just culture'. Clinical supervision is in an excellent position to suppor...

AIM To identify which educational interventions reduce burnout and promote wellbeing in nurses and care workers in secure settings. METHOD A systematic review of health, educational and criminal justice literature was undertaken to appraise relevant studies and identify educational interventions that were effective in reducing burnout. FINDINGS There is some evidence that clinical supervisi...

PURPOSE To summarize the literature regarding the effect of clinical supervision on patient and educational outcomes, especially in light of the recent (2010) Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education report that recommends augmented supervision to improve resident education and patient safety. METHOD The authors searched the English-language literature from 1966 to 2010 using elec...

Objective The individually delivered Supervising for Home Safety (SHS) program improves caregivers' injury-related beliefs and supervision practices. The current randomized controlled trial used a group delivery in a community setting and assessed program impact, feasibility, and acceptance. Methods Caregivers of 2-5-year-olds were randomized to receive either the SHS or an attention-matched ...