Keep in Mind ACSLPA’s Supervised Practice Period for Internationally Educated Applicants Strategies for Supervisors Keep in Mind Supervisors - Keep in Mind Supervising an internationally educated applicant may require supervisors to support supervisees with: Understanding that ... their profession may be practiced differently in Alberta than in the country they studied or gained practice experience in, or they may need to consider new professional practices and be open and flexible to modifying their approach, as appropriate. Being mindful of ... different culture-based norms, beliefs, and behaviours such as : views on child-rearing, formality when interacting with new people, etc. Familiarizing themselves with ... new professional practice and work environment. For example: Using a collaborative, client and family-centered approach with clients. Demonstrating the levels of independence and initiative. Previous Topic Back to Lesson Next Topic Shelly Monson2025-03-14T16:06:25-06:00