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Presented by: EDGARDO V. ABANIL ASDS

Approaches to instructional supervision

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Page 1: Approaches to instructional supervision

Presented by:

EDGARDO V. ABANILASDS

Page 2: Approaches to instructional supervision

1. Identify 3 approaches to instructional supervision.

2. Discuss the usefulness of each approach.

3. Discuss the implications of each approach

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Can be◦ -intensive

◦ Informational

Used for teacher having◦ Difficulties

◦ Needs to be supervised on new innovations

Plan is either supervisor assigned of suggested

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Teachers are responsible for each other’s professional growth;

Cooperative and collegial learning;

Supervisor and teacher mutually plan and work together.

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For advanced, independent and self-directed teachers;

For teachers who have knowledge and understanding of what to do;

The supervisor just provides:◦ Technical resources

◦ Motivation and assistance

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The approaches are not one-size-fits-all thing:

Can shift from one to the other

The aim is to address individual needs and difficulties

Key phrase: diversity of teachers’ needs

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Instructional supervision is based on:

Mutual respect

Shared responsibility

Professional growth

The result?

TEACHER AUTONOMY AND COMPETENCE

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What is your understanding of these instructional approaches? Give a statement or two about it.

Questions? Reactions? Let us know what you think.

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