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MAXIMIZING HUMAN CAPITAL IMPROVES STUDENT SUCCESS
Rosanne Liesveld
Gallup Senior Consultant
Futuristic | Activator | Significance | Relator | Command
Jenny Geiler
Gallup Consultant
Strategic | Individualization | Achiever | Relator | Ideation
What is your name, district/employer, and your role?
What is a hot topic you’re spending time on these days?
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FOCUS ON YOU
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What can we do as HR leaders to ensure student success?
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THE IMPORTANCE OF A GREAT TEACHER…
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Who is the best teacher you’ve ever had?
What word or phrase would you use to describe what you most appreciate about that teacher?
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EXECUTE THE ENTRE HIRING AND DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
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Importance of Great Teacher Talent on Students
Teacher #1 Teacher #2 Teacher #3 Teacher #4 Teacher #5
Elementary
Student
Highly Recommended Recommend Not Recommend
Teacher #1 Teacher #2 Teacher #3 Teacher #4 Teacher #5 Teacher #6 Teacher #7 Teacher #8
Middle or
High
School
Student
Consider your district’s recruiting and hiring process.
What steps does the applicant go through?
What steps does the Human Resources team go through?
What steps does the Principal go through?
What are the barriers and enablers to hiring great teachers?
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HIRING PROCESS: SELF-EVALUATION
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ALIGNProactively Manage Change
Orient leaders, recruiters, hiring managers, and other
members of the human resources team toward
Gallup’s predictive analytic hiring and development
approach to help them proactively manage change.
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ATTRACT
Clarify and Communicate the Right Employee Value Proposition
Create and convey an effective employee value proposition to attract top talent.
• Message development and refinement
• Organizational identity clarification
• Competitive differentiation
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RECRUIT
Design and Implement a Targeted Recruitment Strategy
Find and develop effective recruiters and target recruiting efforts to find candidates with the greatest potential.
• Talented recruiters
• Sourcing strategies
• Recruiter resources
• Talent bank
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SNAPSHOT OF YOUR DISTRICT
When you look across your district, you likely have a good idea of who your high performers are.
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HIRING CONSIDERATIONS
• Subject-Matter Knowledge
• Teaching Experience
• Skills
• Masters Degree
• Fit with District and with Principal/Team
• Other
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WHAT IS TALENT?
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GALLUP’S TALENT EXPERTISE
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CLIENTS IN OVER 2,000
ORGANIZATIONS
AND OVER 20 INDUSTRIES
70 + YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
OVER 10 MILLION EMPLOYEES
ASSESSED FOR MYRIAD ROLES
INCLUDING 50,000 LEADERS
INTEGRATE WITH
ALL SYSTEMS
OVER 500 STUDIES CONDUCTED
FOR DEVELOPING TALENT-BASED
SELECTION SOLUTIONS
ASSESSMENTS CONDUCTED
IN MORE THAN 60 COUNTRIES
AND IN MORE THAN 30 LANGUAGES
SPOTLESSLEGAL HISTORY
META-ANALYSES WITH
380+ PREDICTIVE STUDIES
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NATURAL
TALENT
ACQUIRED
CHARACTERISTICS
Thoughts Feelings
Behaviors
Knowledge Skills
Experience
THEN
FIND THE BEST OF THE BEST
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ASSESS
Measure the Potential for Excellence
Identify high-talent candidates through core and custom assessments conducted online and via telephone.
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ROLE-SPECIFIC ASSESSMENTS
But… no matter how well an assessment works, organizations must execute the entire talent acquisition and development process to find and make the most of the very best.
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DOMAINS OF TEACHER TALENT
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HIRE
Select the Right Fit for the Role and Organization
Interpret assessment results and maximize the in-person interview experience.
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GALLUP SELECTION FUNNEL
District Web Page
Walk-In Campus
Ads
Recruitment Activities
Résumés
TeacherInsight Instrument
Principal Interviews
District AssessmentsBackground,
References, Other
Job Offer
Web-based Applicant System Recruiting Step 1
High Tech
Recruiting Step 2
High Touch
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How do we as HR leaders currently measure our hiring
effectiveness?
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NEW IMPACT STUDIES IN EDUCATION
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ONBOARD
Create Programs That Motivate and Excite High-Talent Hires
Understand and appreciate new hires’ talent and help them quickly get up to speed.
Onboarding mapping
Clifton StrengthsFinder assessment
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DEVELOP
Focus on Harnessing and Developing Strengths
Build and maintain a strengths-based approach to development that best fits each employee’s unique needs.
• Learning audit
• Gallup learning curriculum
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Focus on Strengths to Maximize Talent
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“What will happenwhen we think about what is
right with people rather
than fixating on what is
wrong with them?”
Donald O. Clifton, psychologist and
business executive (1924-2003)
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WHAT IF…
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FuturisticActivatorRelatorSignificanceCommand
StrategicIndividualizationAchieverRelatorIdeation
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A STRENGTHS-BASED APPROACH TO MANAGINGIS THE SINGLE BEST
METHOD FOR
IMPROVING THE
PRINCIPAL-TEACHER
RELATIONSHIP.
PEOPLE WHO FOCUS ON USING THEIR STRENGTHS . . .
. . . are three TIMES more likely to report
having an excellent quality of life
. . . are six TIMES as likely
to be engaged in their jobs
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GALLUP STUDENT POLL
Scorecards Available for 2015Sign up now for GSP in Oct 2016 at:
www.gallupstudentpoll.com
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UPDATES TO THE GALLUP STUDENT POLL
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The School’s Cliff: Students’ engagement drops over time
The Gallup Student Poll
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THE SCHOOL CLIFF: STUDENT DISENGAGEMENT
76
61
44
Elementary School Middle School High School
% Engaged
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What factors outside of school impact student success?
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Building on our discoveries about fully engaged customers, a fully engaged parent believes that:
– the school always delivers on what they promise
– they are proud of their relationship with the school
– the school is perfect for their child
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SPRING 2015 NATIONALLY REPRESENTATIVE STUDY OF 3,300+ PARENTS
PARENT ENGAGEMENT
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Leadership
Academic standards
School environment
Personalized learning
Communication and involvement
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KEY DRIVERS OF PARENT ENGAGEMENT
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Share a takeaway from today’s
session.
What specific actions will you
take to ensure you are building a
great place for all students?
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TAKEAWAYS
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CONTINUING THE CONVERSATION
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JENNY GEILERConsultant, Education Division
402.938.6115 402.972.0232 (cell)1001 Gallup DriveOmaha, NE 68102USAGALLUP®
Strategic | Individualization | Achiever | Relator | Ideation
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