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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 Professionalism Meets Administrative Incompetence: A STEM Educator’s Dilemma in Chicago

This article exposes how an underqualified academic supervisor jeopardizes teaching quality and lab safety at an all-Black Chicago South Side school, highlighting systemic conflicts between educational leadership and frontline STEM professionals. Keywords: academic supervisor, teaching professionalism, laboratory safety.