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What does the board mean when they say the supervision has to be face-to-face?

April 26, 2017Face-to-Face mean supervision

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What does the board mean when they say the supervision has to be face-to-face?

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A. The board defines face-to-face supervision as the supervisor and supervisee physically being together in the same room at the time of the supervision.