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"No
single factor more clearly predicts the productivity of an employee
than his or her relationship with his or her supervisor."
From The Power of Full Engagement: Managing Energy, Not Time,
Is the Key to High Performance by Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz
The
Early Childhood Training Center offers a two-part, professional
development series designed to help you become a more effective
supervisor, specialist, manager or leader in your program. Supervision
topics and skills are presented cumulatively over four days through
presentation, discussion, and hands-on practice.
This supervision training allows participants to:
- Explore
elements of an effective supervisory relationship
- Develop,
practice, and refine essential skills
- Cultivate
capacity to deal with challenging situations
- Increase
ability to motivate staff
- Expand
reflective approaches and increase self-awareness
- Examine
successful leadership attitudes and behaviors
One
size doesn't fit all
We recognize that each individual participating in the series comes
with different experience and varied supervisory strengths and skills.
Participants are encouraged to implement and practice those series
skills and approaches which best address their unique needs
as supervisors.
Secrets
of Effective Supervision Overview
| Part
1 - two days |
Part
2 - two days |
| Focus |
Focus |
| Purpose
and possibilities of supervision
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Prepare
for inevitable challenges and enhance your influence
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| Primary
assumptions |
Primary
assumptions |
People
want to be well supervised.
Supervision can be mutually satisfying.
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Being
nice, consistent, clear, and supportive doesn't guarantee it
will always go well.
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| Sample
skills |
Sample
skills |
Orientation
Inqury skills
Matching styles and approaches
Goal setting
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Effective
corrective action Addressing burnout
Generating creativity and building morale
Clarifying hiring priorities
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This
series can be taken for college credit. Delivery of the series can
be individualized to meet the scheduling needs of your program.
Contact us to arrange training for your organization.
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