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Rees, Charlotte E.; Lee, Sarah L.; Huang, Eve; Denniston, Charlotte; Edouard, Vicki; Pope, Kirsty; Sutton, Keith; Waller, Susan; Ward, Bernadette; Palermo, Claire – Advances in Health Sciences Education, 2020
Supervision matters: it serves educational, supportive and management functions. Despite a plethora of evidence on the effectiveness of supervision, scant evidence for the impact of supervision training exists. While three previous literature reviews have begun to examine the effectiveness of supervision training, they fail to explore the extent…
Descriptors: Supervisory Training, Supervision, Program Effectiveness, Intervention
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Sabatino, David A.; And Others – Journal of Special Education, 1981
The authors caution that in neglecting to focus on cognitive training, special education may be denying the very ideology on which it is built. (Author)
Descriptors: Cognitive Development, Cognitive Measurement, Disabilities, Elementary Secondary Education
Greenfield, William – 1986
Various sources are cited indicating that the actual role of educational administrators, especially school principals, is largely one of communicating with teachers, students, supervisors, parents, and others and monitoring, reviewing, and assessing what is occurring in the school work setting. Suggested as the cornerstones of effective school…
Descriptors: Administrative Organization, Administrator Education, Administrator Role, Communication Skills
Wilson, Thurlow R.; And Others – 1980
On-the-job training (OJT) is the most frequently used training method in industry. This OJT is mostly unstructured. While off-job-site training (OJST) should prepare for or supplement OJT, coordination between OJT and OJST is often poor. Advantages of OJT include its low cost, realistic nature, and motivating force. However, it is usually…
Descriptors: Apprenticeships, Behavior Modification, Behavior Patterns, Communication Skills
Wentland, Dan – 2001
The Strategic Training of Employees Model (STEM) is a comprehensive training framework that balances the need for training against the constraints existing within organizations. The STEM is based on advances in economic and educational research. The following are among the theories that lay at the STEM's foundation: reinforcement theory; social…
Descriptors: Adult Learning, Andragogy, Career Development, Cost Effectiveness