The measure of a supervisor. The performance of all of the students, parents, and teachers serve as measures of the supervisor's performance. In addition, they maintain logs of the performance outcomes of their work converted into rates per hour that are publicly posted in visual displays just as is the performance of all of the other members of the schooling system. The rates are different for different assignments and are used for within supervisor comparisons not for between supervisor comparisons. These measures allow us to systematically manipulate assignments in ways that maximize benefits for all of those involved.
Supervisors benefit from state of the science training.
They are at the forefront of reforming American education and they enjoy the benefits and intellectual stimulation of a scientific approach to schooling. They also reap the appreciation of the parents and community for providing state of the science schooling. They too are in high demand for other school systems and for university positions. They are held in high professional regard by members of the scientific and educational communities, the roles of the university and the scientific community. In the first function, the professor serves as a consultant and representative of the relevant sciences to the school in order to maintain the integrity of the relationship between the sciences that are the bases of the system and the performance of all of the components.