Which of the following is NOT listed as a supervisor expectation?

• A. High Expectations For Me
• B. Provides Constructive Feedback
• C. Good Communication, Teaching Skills
• D. Quick Decision-Making In 24 Hours

Answer: (D)

In supervision for a child life internship, the focus is on growth, clear communication, and supportive guidance. The option describing quick decision-making within 24 hours isn’t a typical supervisor expectation because effective supervision emphasizes thoughtful, collaborative decision-making and ensuring decisions are appropriate and safe, not just fast. Supervisors expect you to set high standards for yourself, be open to constructive feedback, and communicate well while also being able to teach and model skills for others. High expectations for yourself shows accountability and a drive for quality; constructive feedback is a core way supervision helps you improve; and strong communication and teaching skills are essential for guiding families and your learning. Speed alone, without considering quality, safety, and appropriate oversight, isn’t the standard emphasis in supervisor expectations.