A Personal Approach to Existential Supervision
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https://doi.org/10.65828/n4vpze72Abstract
This paper examines a number of possible approaches to existential supervision. It details some characteristics necessary for an adequate model of supervision and goes on to propose a framework for existential supervision within the Cyclical Model of Supervision developed by Page and Wosket (1994).
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