… The purpose of this study was to iden— tify and describe ways in which dietetics students
perceive their learning in the supervised practice setting, and to offer recommendations for …

… an approach can inhibit student interaction with the wider … reflect clinical practice, management
of student supervision in the … around student clinical supervision within a health service. …

… This study also found that teachers' attitude toward supervision did not influence the level
of student participation in the classroom. This finding is also supported by Anusuya's study (…

… supervised learning experiences. Finally, we discuss specific ways that students can enter a
new supervised practice … of student affairs master’s students: Characteristics, attitudes, and …

… which supervised practice experiences are used to develop skills and competencies in the
preparation of student … programs in student affairs to better understand how their supervised …

… Bulgaria, underline the need for carrying out a survey of student attitudes towards the use of
a suitable model of supervision. It must meet their educational needs and contribute not only …

… on their attitude towards students and supervision practice. … of attitude remains central to
current theory and practice, and for … object related to the concept of student clinical supervision. …

… Being a part of the larger project on trainees’ evaluation of the STP, the present research
aims at examining the overall views and attitudes of trainees towards the STP as a partnership …

… study in order todetermine the interrelationship among attitudes, interaction behavior,and
selfsupervision. See NA Flanders,"Teacher Influence, Pupil Attitudes and Achievement," (US …

… Behavioural changes can occur relatively quickly as a result of supervision whereas changes
in thinking and attitude take longer. This is particularly important where there are relatively …