Guided Paper on Developmental Supervision: Critical Review
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https://doi.org/10.53555/ans.v2i1.118Keywords:
DEVELOPMENTAL SUPERVISION,, ORIENTATION, APPROACHES,, SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTAbstract
Currently, developmental models of supervision have dominated supervision thinking and research throughout the world. But its importance were not well known by the implementer like supervisors and teachers and school principals particularly in developing countries. Hence, this guided critical review paper give insight to understand the essence of developmental supervision. The review mainly focuses on basic concepts and rational of developmental supervision, its broad proposition, environment of developmental supervision, its orientations, criteria to choosing appropriate supervision orientations, the intersecting variables to establish criteria, supervisory roles and approaches, application of developmental supervision, its role in school improvement and enhancement of quality education. Researcher tried to see and compare the current trend of developmental supervision of Ethiopia.
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