The Clinical Supervisor · 1995 · 30 citations · 0 references
EducationEducational AdministrationSocial WorkAdministrative ProcedureCounselor SupervisionPrincipalshipInstructional SupervisionSupervision ProcessSupervisory RelationshipDual Role ConflictsSupervisor-supervisee RelationshipSupervisory BehaviorSupervisory ConflictSupervisory DutiesSupervisory FunctionsSupervisory RolesSupervisory Skills
The purpose of the study was to examine the compatibility of the administrative and the educational supervisory functions. Social work supervisors who perform both the admininistrative and the educational function were compared to those whose function is almost entirely educational, as regards role conflict and ambiguity. Higher role conflicts experienced by the first group led to the conclusion that the administrative and the educational functions are basically incompatible. For better performance of these important functions, the authors recommend their separation.