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When Educational Philosophies Collide: A South Side Teacher’s Struggle Against an Incompetent Academic Supervisor

This article explores a Chicago teacher’s experience with an unqualified academic supervisor in an all-Black school, highlighting how professional deficiencies in educational leadership can undermine student-centered teaching. The narrative reveals conflicts between teaching philosophies and administrative incompetence.

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Academic Supervisors, Educational Philosophy, and Professional Competence: Navigating Conflicts in K12 Schools

This article examines the clash between teachers and academically unqualified supervisors in K12 education. It analyzes how conflicts over educational philosophy and professional competence impact teaching quality, and provides actionable strategies for educators to protect student interests while maintaining pedagogical integrity.

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When Expertise Meets Obstruction: How Teachers Navigate Unqualified Academic Leaders

This article examines the professional challenges faced by skilled K12 teachers working under academic supervisors lacking educational expertise. Through a veteran educator’s experience, it reveals how poor leadership impacts instructional quality and career growth, offering actionable solutions to uphold professional standards. Keywords: academic supervisors, teaching experience, professional competence.