This study aims to describe the implementation of collaborative-based academic supervision integrated with a clinical approach in improving teacher performance at the elementary school level. The research method employed is a descriptive qualitative approach, focusing on the processes of supervision planning, classroom observation, post-observation reflective dialogue, and collaborative follow-up actions. The findings indicate that collaboratively conducted academic supervision contributes to improved teacher performance, particularly in lesson planning, instructional implementation, and teachers’ professional attitudes. This study proposes a more adaptive supervision model grounded in professional learning.
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