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Journal of Curnculunm and SUPERVISION 131 Winter 1992. Vol 7, No 2, 131-148 TEACHER SUPERVISION AS PROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENT: DOES IT WORK?MYRNA L. GREENE, University ofLethbridgeAn important concern in education today is teachers' continuing profes-sional DEVELOPMENT . The notion that supervising and evaluating'teachersmight lead to their PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT has traditionally made sense;certainly, the emphasis on TEACHER evaluation suggests so. However, theliterature indicates that for teachers to change themselves or their teachingpractices, they must believe in the process: Educational change depends onwhat teachers do and think-it's as simple and as complex as that.'Nevertheless, TEACHER ownership and involvement is not consistent with usualsupervisory and evaluation 1985, the Medicine Hat School District-a district of about 300 teachersand 6,200 students in southern Alberta, Canada-initiated the Model forTeacher SUPERVISION and Evaluation. The model's intent was to change theculture of the school district-to promote teachers' PROFESSIONAL developmentand empowerment.
Teacher Supervision as Professional Development * establishing a relationship · planning with the teacher · planning for observation * observing instruction
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THE T DEVELOPMENTAL APPROACH TO SUPERVISION, DEVELOPMENTAL APPROACH TO SUPERVISION, Teacher, Time to work, Supervision, JOB DESCRIPTION FOR THE POSITION, TEACHER SUPERVISION, Clinical Supervision: An Overview, Exploring Clinical Supervision to Facilitate the, Educational Leadership: Administration and Supervision, Teacher Evaluation Rubrics