supervising
v.v. to watch over a person or a task to make sure everything is done correctly and safely.
v. to oversee or manage a person, group, or activity to ensure compliance with standards or instructions. Often implies a position of authority or professional responsibility.
She is supervising the new interns in the lab today.
The manager spent the afternoon supervising the installation of the new software to prevent any technical errors.
While the lead architect designed the structure, a dedicated site engineer remained on-site supervising the construction crew to ensure every safety regulation was strictly followed.
The verb is transitive and typically takes a person or a process as its direct object.
He is supervising to the children.He is supervising the children.Supervise is a transitive verb and does not require the preposition 'to' before the object.