supervision
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- noun
- /ˌsuːpərˈvɪʒən/
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supervisión
- So would that mean they should be under the supervision or discretion of faculty?
- training and supervision
- supervision and curriculum
- ongoing supervision
Like one of them is how much human supervision is required to teach this thing.
- Like one of them is how much human supervision is required to teach this thing.
- And then of course, some training and just being kind and having supervision helps a lot.
- And and they should be highly supervised and that supervision should be mandated.
- And you know, there was so little supervision that almost anything could have happened.
- So I had not just lacking attention, but lacking supervision a lot of the time too.
- And then we would take turns who sat on the crossbar and we, no supervision, no phone.
- And it's a special unit, the CSC unit, the Close Close Supervision Centre.
- I came back from the CSC, which is close circuit centres, so close supervision.
- I can diagnose disorders, I can do treatment without supervision.
- But yeah, he's, he's very convinced that without, you know, some kind of male supervision that we might just like, wither and die.
Examples
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All surveys were completed in classrooms under teacher supervision following a standard set of instructions.
Academic text (2011) -
You must take over the supervision of this election, Aldo.
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Like one of them is how much human supervision is required to teach this thing.
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And then of course, some training and just being kind and having supervision helps a lot.
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And you know, there was so little supervision that almost anything could have happened.
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We all know that sometimes because of resources, support and supervision becomes another problem all together.
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Once these users come under supervision, there is no need to allow them to continue their drug use.
Academic text (2011) -
So there again, human supervision constantly will be required.
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In March 1867, Georgia became part of the Third Military District, under the supervision of General John Pope.
Academic text (2011) -
All surveys were completed in classrooms under supervision following a standard set of instructions.
Synonyms
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Watching people or groups to make sure they follow rules
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2.1
Directing the path of something so it stays on course
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3.6
Watching and guiding people as they do work
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3.0
Giving direction and help to show people what to do or where to go
The act of watching and directing how work is done
Giving guidance and showing the way
Antonyms
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Freedom from control by others, for example when a country is free or a person supports themselves
Compounds
How Close
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5.5
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3.0
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3.2
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2.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Supervision comes from the parts super- meaning 'over' and -vision meaning 'see', like in the word vision. So, supervision means watching and guiding people or work closely.