Supervision: the Australia context

Deskripsi

Supervision: The Australian Context by John Hunter, John Luker, and Cam Johnson examines the theory and practice of supervision within professional settings in Australia. The book discusses supervision as a key process for supporting professional practice, learning, accountability, and performance improvement across fields such as social services, education, management, and other human service professions. It explores core concepts and models of supervision, the roles and responsibilities of supervisors and supervisees, ethical and relational issues, and the influence of Australia’s social, organizational, and cultural context on supervisory practice. Overall, the book serves as a practical and academic guide for practitioners, educators, and students seeking to understand supervision as it is applied in the Australian professional environment.

Subjek

Detail

Penerbit

McGraw-Hill

Tahun

1991

ISBN

0-07-452699-5

Kolasi

xiv, 247 hal.; bibl.; glos.; ind.; ill.; 25 cm

Bahasa

English

Klasifikasi

658.302