Reflections on project supervision

Heba Ghazal

Reflections on project supervision

Heba Ghazal

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Abstract

A supervisor wears many hats: teacher, guide, mentor, and even pastoral supporter, while simultaneously acting as an observer and evaluator. Heba reflects on what truly defines a good supervisor, and whether a clear definition even exists.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	The SEDA Blog
Publisher	Staff and Educational Development Association
Publication status	Published - 18 Jun 2026

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