Investigates psychology programs at the subdoctoral level, with particular regard to attitudes of clinical training coordinators toward titles, accreditation, certification, and licensing. The typical coordinator of a master's level clinical program favored accreditation of master's level programs and a national organization of these programs in…

Twelve student teacher supervisors in a state teachers college in Israel met 15 times a year to discuss, plan, and evaluate supervision activities and processes. These discussions were analyzed across participants, for the whole group, and for each participant to generate personal profiles. (Author/MT)

Two studies were conducted to demonstrate the importance of subordinates' perceptions of superiors' intentions in the feedback process. Study 1 included 49 undergraduates, graduates, or professors; and Study 2 included 220 undergraduates. Results indicate that subordinates make fine distinctions concerning their perceptions of supervisors'…

As experience and expertise develop and grow, college faculty's view of publishing scholarly articles can change from regarding it as a necessary and difficult survival skill to viewing it as a process that contributes to the direction of the profession and the self-actualization of counselor educators and supervisors. (Author/MKA)

The purpose of this study was to compare subjective accounts of supervisory meetings from the viewpoint of 25 student teachers, their cooperating teachers, and eight university supervisors. Changes in these viewpoints over the first semester of student teaching were also examined. Results are discussed. (Author/MT)

To determine attitudes towards censorship in public schools, 26 social studies supervisors, administrators, and college educators were surveyed. Results supported the classroom teacher's desire for academic freedom in the use of instructional materials. There was a split decision regarding community and public involvement in determining…

The purpose of this study was to develop, implement, and evaluate an objective approach to supervising elementary school student teachers, utilizing observational instruments and following an interaction analysis format. The primary instrument used was the Instrument for the Analysis of Science Teaching. The focus of the instruments and format for…

The humanistic qualities of 70 University of Michigan first-year internal medicine residents were rated in 1987-88 and 1988-89 by patients, attending physicians, supervisors, and nurses. Results indicate that all four groups had different view of the humanistic attributes of residents in patient interactions. (Author/MSE)

A survey was made across Canada of English-language preservice training programs for teachers who will be certified to teach, among others, children enrolled in an early childhood program the year prior to compulsory education. The primary focus of this initial study was on describing current practices. Information was collected through a series…