The Role of Supervision in Improving TLA Quality
 1. Enhancing Pedagogical Competence
Supervision helps teachers understand essential principles of effective teaching, such as designing appropriate teaching strategies, utilizing learning media, and managing classrooms effectively. Classroom observations followed by reflective discussions enable supervisors to assist teachers in improving their teaching methods. Â
2. Encouraging Innovation in Teaching
Supervisors encourage teachers to explore new teaching methods and approaches, such as project-based learning, technology integration, and collaborative learning. These innovations are crucial to creating a learning environment relevant to 21st-century needs. Â
3. Ensuring Educational Standards are Met
Supervisors monitor the implementation of curricula to ensure alignment between planning, execution, and evaluation of learning processes. Teachers who receive regular supervisory support tend to be more consistent in adhering to curriculum standards. Â
 4. Supporting Effective Assessment and Feedback
Supervisors guide teachers in developing valid and reliable assessment tools aligned with learning objectives. Effective assessment evaluates not only learning outcomes but also processes and student engagement in learning activities. Â
 5. Creating a Conducive Learning Environment Â
Supervisors assist teachers in fostering positive classroom atmospheres that encourage interaction, manage conflicts, and build student motivation, contributing to more effective teaching and learning processes. Â