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Cross-cultural supervision and the clinical education process.
What is it about?
This article discusses the advantages of cross-cultural education skills in the clinical education training process. The benefits of cross-cultural education for clinical educators (CEs) who work with supervisees from cultures that differ from their own. CEs differ based on their cultural backgrounds and their perception of concern about the impact that cultural differences have on the supervisory process. There is a value added for cross-cultural education training for speech-language pathologists who work with supervisees particularly when there are limited cultural similarities between the CEs and supervisees.
Why is it important?
This article highlights the need and benefits of cross-cultural education skills in the clinical education training process for clinical educators (CEs) who work with supervisees.