SXSW EDU 2020
Talent Management in the Age of Teacher Shortage
Description:
When teacher shortages have reached crisis levels in many parts of the country, talent management is more important than ever for our education system to maintain & grow an effective, diverse workforce. A former state chief, a current district administrator, & a researcher share their expertise on: unintended impacts of common hiring practices like seeking “cultural fit,” successes & pitfalls of performance-based compensation, & new data showing trends in educator evaluation over the past 5 year
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Takeaways
- Investigate what recruiting/hiring data from 800 school systems across 45 states reveals about where candidates come from--& who actually gets hired.
- Discover best practices for investing in teacher-led professional learning, including through the use of district, state, & federal funds under ESSA.
- Learn strategies for increasing the pipeline of hard-to-fill job seekers like Special Education & ESOL through a case study of Lubbock ISD.
Speakers
- Madeline Will, Staff Writer, Education Week
- Candice McQueen, Chief Executive Officer, National Institute for Excellence in Teaching
- Sarah Silverman, Editorial Advisory Board Member ; Chief Talent Officer, Frontline Research & Learning Institute ; Whiteboard Advisors
- Rick Rodriguez, Assistant Superintendent HR, Lubbock Independent School District
Organizer
Lindsay Falkenberg-Mantilla, Senior Associate, Whiteboard Advisors
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