Supervisory Relationship Skills: Navigating Interpersonal and Cultural Dynamics for an Effective Supervision Relationship
Tracking # 20-1270790
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Educator HEISEL AND ASSOCIATES/TALBERT HOUSE
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Method Computer-Based Training
Course overview
Participants will be able to describe professional standards and empirical research on the importance of the supervisory relationship, will be able to name the three stages of the supervision relationship, and considerations for each stage, will be able to describe ways to navigate power differentials within the supervisory relationship while fostering supervisee growth, will be able to describe professional standards and empirical research on the importance of multicultural humility and awareness within supervision, and will be able to describe tools to develop multiculturally informed supervision.
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
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