This document outlines the topics and schedule for a graduate course on supervision. The course is divided into 7 chapters covering: the changing context of supervision; changes in supervisory thought; dimensions of instructional leadership; supervision of instruction methods; human resource development; evaluation of classroom instruction; and monitoring and evaluation of school activities. Each chapter will be discussed over 1-3 weeks by a designated discussant and covers models, approaches, and issues related to educational supervision.
This document outlines the topics and schedule for a graduate course on supervision. The course is divided into 7 chapters covering: the changing context of supervision; changes in supervisory thought; dimensions of instructional leadership; supervision of instruction methods; human resource development; evaluation of classroom instruction; and monitoring and evaluation of school activities. Each chapter will be discussed over 1-3 weeks by a designated discussant and covers models, approaches, and issues related to educational supervision.
This document outlines the topics and schedule for a graduate course on supervision. The course is divided into 7 chapters covering: the changing context of supervision; changes in supervisory thought; dimensions of instructional leadership; supervision of instruction methods; human resource development; evaluation of classroom instruction; and monitoring and evaluation of school activities. Each chapter will be discussed over 1-3 weeks by a designated discussant and covers models, approaches, and issues related to educational supervision.
Chapter I. The Changing Context of Supervision PEÑAVERDE, ABEDNEGO Week 2 Emphasis on Administration and Evaluation GALON (Feb 06) Emphasis on Curriculum and Instruction Emphasis on Leadership Emphasis on Human Relation Chapter II. Changes in Supervisory Thoughts DE GUZMAN, MARITES Week 3 Scientific Management Perspectives of SORIO (Feb 13) Supervision Human Relation Perspectives of Supervision Leadership Perspectives of Supervision Reflective Practices in Supervision Chapter III. Dimensions of Supervision on JOVE, MARY JANE ANOG Week 4 Instructional Leadership (Feb 20) Comprehensive View of Supervision Curricular Dimension Issues Regarding the Curriculum Human Relations Dimension Administrative Dimension Learning Organization Chapter IV. Supervision of Instruction VILLANUEVA, JOMAR Week 5 Clinical Supervision Cycle MENDOZA (Feb 27) Direct and Indirect Styles of Supervision Cycle Phases of the Clinical Supervision Cycle Case Studies and Issues of Clinical Supervision a. Sullivan Eight-Phase Cycle b. Weller Three-Phase Cycle c. Sullivan and Glanz Four-Phase Cycle d. Goldhammer Five-Phase Cycle Cognitive Coaching DURAN, NORY ZAMORA Week 6 Mentoring (Mar 06) Peer Assessment Portfolio Assessment Action Research TOPIC DISCUSSANT DATE Chapter V. Human Resource Development GIMAO, JENNY ANORE Week 8 Needs Assessment (Mar 20) Designing Staff Development Programs Structures of Staff Development Programs Staff Development for Instructional Leaders SOLIS, JUNELLE Week 09 The Changing Roles of the Supervisor: Implications (Mar 27) to Training Career Counseling for Instructional Leaders Chapter VI. Evaluation of Classroom Instruction FERNANDEZ, JONATHAN Week 11 Meaning and Purposes of Evaluation (Apr 10) The Need of Evaluating Classroom Instruction Dimensions of Effective Teaching Categories for Evaluation Guiding Principles about Evaluation Types of Observation GERONIMO, GLADYS Week 12 Lenses of Observation GAMALO (Apr 17) The Need for Measuring Instruments Developing a Measuring Instrument Assessing Measurement Validity and Reliability DABAAY, MA. CRISTINA Week 13 Evaluation of Beginning, Marginal and Expert ABANTAO (Mam Tina) (Apr 24) Teachers Philippine Professional Standards for Teachers (PPST) Results-based Performance Management System (RPMS) Chapter VII. Monitoring and Evaluation of School PELAYO, MONICA Week 15 Activities (May 08) School –based Activities 1. Academic 2. Non-academic 3. Monitoring and Sustainability Mechanisms 4. Quality Assurance Policy Guidelines Division-based Activity NEPOMUCENO, TEODORA Week 16 1. Academic CABARLIZA (May 15) 2. Non-academic 3. Monitoring and Sustainability Mechanisms 4. Quality Assurance Policy Guidelines Other School Activities REBATO, ANDRHADE Week 17 (May 22)