Many Roads Can Lead to Rome – Supervisors perspectives on successful supervision and the challenges.
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University of Chester, University of Greenwich, Liverpool John Moores UniversityPublication Date
2019-09-30
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The article focuses directly on the stories of supervision and supervision in practice at the micro level by drawing on the views and experiences of three supervisors, two (Brian and Jonathan) with numerous years supervisory experience and one newly qualified supervisor (Matt). Brian and Jon, supervise their QSEP candidates through a combined group and individual supervisory programme in contrast, Matt adopts an individual approach with all his supervisees. In the remainder of this article, these three supervisors present their thoughts and personal experiences on three core areas, developing the supervisory relationship, challenges to supervision and the concept of continued development as a supervisor.Citation
Lafferty, M.E., Hemmings, B., Katz, J., Cunliffe, M., & Eubank, R. (2019). Many Roads Can Lead to Rome – Supervisors perspectives on successful supervision and the challenges. Sport & Exercise Psychology Review, 15(2) Special issue: QSEP 10th Anniversary.Publisher
British Psychological SocietyAdditional Links
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1745-4980Collections
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