Posts tagged supervisory relationships
Arrendondo & Rucinski 1998 Using structured interactions in conferences and journals to promote cognitive development among mentors and mentees
NotesRebecca West Burns19901999, 1998, ArrendondoD, beliefs, conference, learning, pedagogical skills, pedagogy of supervision, personal theories, supervision, supervisor professional development, supervisory conferences, supervisory relationships, supervisory styles
What it Means to Be a Supervisor in a Professional Development School Context
Haigh & Ward Problematising practicum relationships: Questioning the ‘taken for granted’.
NotesRebecca West Burns20002009, 2004, relationships, supervision in teacher education, supervision vs evaluation, supervisory approaches, supervisory environment, supervisory images, supervisory relationships, supervisory roles, supervisory styles, triad
Gimbert & Nolan The influence of the professional development school context on supervisory practice: A university supervisor’s and interns’ perspectives.
NotesRebecca West Burns20002009, 2003, GimbertB, NolanJ, relationships, supervision, supervision in PDS, supervision in teacher education, supervision vs evaluation, supervisory approaches, supervisory environment, supervisory images, supervisory relationships, supervisory styles
Yusko Supervisory practices that build relationships and communities
NotesRebecca West Burns20002009, 2004, communities of practice, community, preservice teachers, relationships, seminar, student teachers, student teaching, supervision in teacher education, supervisory environment, supervisory practices, supervisory relationships, teacher educator
Lopez-Real, Stimpson, & Bunton Supervisor conferences: An exploration of some difficult topics.
NotesRebecca West Burns20002009, 2001, conversation, conversations about practice, feedback, observation, post conference, processingforaction, relationships, student teachers, student teaching, supervision, supervision in teacher education, supervision vs evaluation, supervisor, supervisory relationships, telling
Levine Features and strategies of supervisor professional community as a means of improving the supervision of preservice teachers.
NotesRebecca West Burns20102019, 2011, professional development, professional learning, professional learning communities, supervision, supervision in teacher education, supervisor, supervisor professional development, supervisory relationships
Johnson, I. L., & Napper-Owen, G. (2011). The importance of role perceptions in the student teaching triad.
NotesRebecca West Burns20102019, 2011, communication, relationships, student teachers, student teaching, student teaching placements, supervision in teacher education, supervisor, supervisory environment, supervisory relationships, supervisory roles, triad
Chalies, S., Escalie, G., Bertone, S., & Clarke, A. (2012). Learning ‘rules’ of practice within the context of the practicum triad:
NotesRebecca West Burns20102019, 2012, feedback, field experiences, relationships, student teachers, student teaching, supervision as telling, supervision vs evaluation, supervisory environment, supervisory relationships, trust
Koerner & Rust Exploring roles in student teaching placements
NotesRebecca West Burns20002009, 2002, best practice, coaching, cooperating teachers, disposition, field experiences, mentoring, mentors, relationships, roles, student teachers, student teaching, student teaching placements, supervisor characteristics, supervisor dispositions, supervisor knowledge, supervisory practices, supervisory relationships, supervisory roles
Campbell & Lott Triad Dynamics
NotesRebecca West Burns2010, 20102019, collaboration, collegial supervision, mentoring, mentors, relationships, student teachers, student teaching, supervision, supervision in teacher education, supervisory relationships, triad, trust
Nguyen What knowledge, practices, and relationships typify empowering teaching and learning experiences
NotesRebecca West Burns20002009, 2009, communication, feedback, observation, relationships, student teaching, supervision in teacher education, supervisor, supervisory relationships, triad
Lee Self-study of cross-cultural supervision of teacher candidates for social justice
NotesRebecca West Burns20102019, 2011, power and supervision, selfstudy, social justice, student teachers, student teaching, supervision in teacher education, supervisor professional development, supervisory relationships
Bullough and Draper Making Sense of a Failed Triad
NotesRebecca West Burns20002009, 2004, BulloughJrR, DraperRJ, interpersonal skills, positioning theory, power and supervision, relationships, supervision in teacher education, supervision vs evaluation, supervisor, supervisor professional development, supervisory relationships, triad, university supervisor
Poetter & Badiali Creating a Climate for Learning
Reflection on Teaching 12.03.13
ReflectionRebecca West Burns20102019, 2013, annual review, BadialiB, climate for learning, coaching, coaching conversations, conversation, conversation styles, conversations about practice, culture of learning, culture of supervision, environment, PoetterT, reflection, supervisory environment, supervisory relationships, teaching
Cairnes & Almeida Positive Aspect of Supervision in Student Teaching: The Student Teachers' Perspective
NotesRebecca West Burns20002009, 2007, cooperating teachers, feedback, professional learning, student teachers, student teaching, supervision, supervision in teacher education, supervisor, supervisor professional development, supervisory relationships, supervisory roles, university liaison
Singer & Zeni Creating an Online Conversation Community for Preservice Teachers
NotesRebecca West Burns20002009, 2004, feedback, observation, online discussions, preservice teachers, social learning, social nature, student teachers, student teaching, supervision vs evaluation, supervisor, supervisory relationships, technology, technology in supervision
Falconer & Lignugaris/Kraft Video Conferencing with Student Teachers in Remote Locations
NotesRebecca West Burns20002009, 2002, chat rooms, field experiences, observation, preservice teachers, remote supervision, social learning, social nature, student teachers, student teaching, supervision in teacher education, supervisor, supervisory conferences, supervisory relationships, supervisory roles, technology, technology in supervision, video, video conferencing
Hamel Internet Collaborative Tools in Preservice Teacher Education
NotesRebecca West Burns20102019, 2012, field experiences, international, partnerships, preservice teachers, remote supervision, schooluniversity partnerships, social learning, social nature, student teachers, supervision, supervision in teacher education, supervisor, supervisor tasks, supervisory relationships, teacher candidates, technology, technology in supervision, video, video conferencing
