INTRODUCTION
Supervison I and II.
Today we want to take a closer look at two
supervisory styles - Supervisor I and II. Sergiovanni and Starrat (2002)
introudce these two types of supervisors and note the very dramatic differnces
in personal philosophies. Supervisor I relies heavily on the assumptions of
Theory X (scientific management) and Theory X soft (human relations).
Supervisor II on the other hand combines Theory Y from the huuman resources
supervison with the belief that people are "morally responsive and able to
sacrifice self-interests for the right reasons. You can look at this short
summary here.
Finally, review this powerpoint presentaiton on
Motivation and Principles
applied
to Supervision
Here is a short summarization of Chapter 2: Sources
of Authority for Supervision.
- Bureaucratic Authority
- Psychological Authority
- Technical-Rational Authority
- Professional Authority
- Moral Authority
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