Supervision theories and methods

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Supervision theories and methods

Course Description

We will start with a Discussion, review and reminder of the most important topics related to the mentoring supervision process that were addressed in previous courses 

 Second: An activity in a large discussion group to come up with a common definition of the concept of theory and building theory, and then review Resource 1: From the book “The Theory of Curriculum” p. 2-pg. 5

 Third: Pairs activity: identifying the main activities in building theories and then discussing with the large group

Fourth: Requesting an individual home work assignment: What are the expected tasks from building the theory?

Fifth: Summarizing the meeting through Resource 2: Presentation of the PPt, feedback and closing the meeting

2 nd Meeting plan:

First: a review of the previous meeting and delivery and examples of the answers to the home task

Second: A role-playing activity (fish bowl group) to represent a supervisory session

Third: Giving learning feedback to all trainees on "role-playing".

Fourth: A discussion with the large group on the theory of the seven eyes in professional supervision

Fifth: Summarizing the discussion and closing the session

Training Methodology

  • First: Review the previous meeting and discuss the home assignment
  • Second: Implementation of an individual exercise by completing a class question           based on the home job
  • Third: A large group discussion: Explaining the evolutionary theory of professional        supervision and linking it to the stages of moral development of Kohlberg
  • Large group discussion: Briefly explain systems theory in professional supervision,         which will be presented in detail in the family counseling course
  • Feedback
  • Completion and evaluation of training

Objectives

Objectives
  • Gain Knowledge of the most important topics and themes of the professional supervision process.
  • Get Familiar with system theory in heuristic supervision
  • Determine the most important concepts in the science of "theory" and how to build theoretical trends (hypothesis, orientation, theory, methodology, mechanisms, special and general objectives, experience, facts, information,
  • Observe and give feedback on the course of a supervisory session
  • Get Familiar with development theory in heuristic supervision
  • Be Aware of their most important beliefs, faiths, and thoughts that affect their lives, work, and interactions with others
  • Implement of a supervisory session in the form of a fish bowl role play.
  • Be able to choose the most appropriate model to meet their practical needs and personality style
  • Get Familiar with the theory of the seven eyes in professional supervision

Course Topics

Course Topics
  • We will start with a Discussion, review and reminder of the most important topics related to the mentoring supervision process that were addressed in previous courses 
  •  Second: An activity in a large discussion group to come up with a common definition of the concept of theory and building theory, and then review Resource 1: From the book “The Theory of Curriculum” p. 2-pg. 5
  •  Third: Pairs activity: identifying the main activities in building theories and then discussing with the large group
  • Fourth: Requesting an individual home work assignment: What are the expected tasks from building the theory?
  • Fifth: Summarizing the meeting through Resource 2: Presentation of the PPt, feedback and closing the meeting

2 nd Meeting plan:

  • First: a review of the previous meeting and delivery and examples of the answers to the home task
  • Second: A role-playing activity (fish bowl group) to represent a supervisory session
  • Third: Giving learning feedback to all trainees on "role-playing".
  • Fourth: A discussion with the large group on the theory of the seven eyes in professional supervision
  • Fifth: Summarizing the discussion and closing the session

Course Mode

Course Mode
Blended (Online and Face-to-Face)

Course Level

Course Level
Beginner

Course Language

Course Language
Arabic

Course Instructors

Course Instructors
  1. Anonymous

Course Category