supervisions
Acts of overseeing
Supervisions is the plural of supervision, the act of overseeing or directing work, people, or processes.
The word typically appears uncountable—under close supervision—but the plural form occurs when referring to distinct instances or types of oversight: The graduate student completed three supervisions this semester.
In British universities, a supervision is a one-on-one or small-group tutorial session with a tutor.
Ongoing observation of something
- inspectionFormal assessment of condition
- reviewCritical written assessment
- auditFormal accounts examination
- complianceAdhering to requirements
regulation · governance · accountability · scrutiny · management · control · quality assurance · enforcement
Advising someone less experienced
- coachingGuiding others to improve
- tutoringIndividual academic guidance
- advisingGiving informed guidance
- counselingProfessional guidance for problems
oversight · direction · instruction · training · teaching · feedback · support · monitoring
monitoring
Ongoing observation of something
- inspectionFormal assessment of condition
- reviewCritical written assessment
- auditFormal accounts examination
compliance · regulation · governance · accountability · scrutiny · management · control · quality assurance · enforcement · regulatory
mentoring
Advising someone less experienced
- coachingGuiding others to improve
- tutoringIndividual academic guidance
- advisingGiving informed guidance
counseling · oversight · direction · instruction · training · teaching · feedback · support · monitoring · facilitation
- universitycampus, faculty, college, professors, degrees
- OxbridgeOxford, Oxbridge, Oxford University, Cambridge University, Exeter
supervisionsneglect
Failure to provide care
negligence · abandonment · inattention · disregard · dereliction
supervisionsautonomy
Independent decision-making capacity
independence · self-direction · self-management · freedom · self-governance
- adult supervisionGrownup monitoring minors
- parental supervisionGuardians monitoring their children
- child supervisionOverseeing young ones' safety
- close supervision
- without supervision
- under supervision