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supervision : Evidence based , Best, or Promising Practice MethodsDaicia Smith, LMSWF ield FacultyUniversity of Michigan School of Social WorkWhat is it???At your tables, take 3 minutes to come up with one word to describe Our Time Together: Identify best and Promising Practice methods for supervision Recognize four supervision models3 TraditionalMission of supervision Acquisition of knowledge to the application of knowledge in the field. Opportunity to apply knowledge and skills obtained during training to actual Practice situations. Clinicians continue to gain insight and review cases and draw from others experiences45A Working Definition* ofSupervision A formal process of professional support and learning which enables practitioners to develop knowledgeand competence, assume responsibilityfor their own Practice and enhanceconsumer protection and safety in complex situations.
The results indicated that managers promote reflective practice of staff by clarifying the mission of the setting and promoting role modeling. This suggests that . goal setting (Latham and Locke, 2007; Locke and Latham, 2002) and . social learning (Bandura, 1977, 1986) are . antecedents of reflective practice. 33
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