SMHC Resources
SMHC’s Core Resources
What is SMHC?: Jim Kelly and Allan Odden provide this paper to walk one through the main tenets of the strategic management of human capital concept and how it relates to education. This is the organization’s defining document. In some publications, this paper is referenced as “Strategic Management of Human Capital in Public Education.” A summary of “What is SMHC?” is also available.
Talent in Education: The Essence of the Strategic Management of Human Capital (SMHC): This paper provides a brief overview of the main tenets of SMHC. It discusses SMHC’s action networks and primary resources, as well as the core ideas of the Talent in Education project.
SMHC in 2008 and Plans for 2009: This paper provides the action items designed to move the work of SMHC forward. They include plans to define, document, explain, mobilize and promote the main tenants behind SMHC. The drivers to this action include the Task Force, interactive Web site, Annual Conference, SMHC District Reform Network, SMHC State Reform Network and Case Study Project.
State Roadmap to SMHC Resources for Federal “Race to the Top” Proposals: This document offers states a framework for addressing teacher and principal quality and effectiveness for Race to the Top proposals within the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
District Roadmap to SMHC Resources for Federal “Race to the Top” Proposals: This document offers school districts a framework for addressing teacher and principal quality and effectiveness for Race to the Top proposals within the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Strategic Talent Management: Lessons from the Corporate World: Edward E. Lawler, SMHC Task Force member and director of the Center for Effective Organizations at the University of Southern California authored this paper, which shares research from the private sector. There is much to be learned from the corporate world that can be applied to the way school human resources and talent management structures are developed and run.
SMHC Case Studies
Consortium for Policy Research in Education Paper
Teacher Compensation Papers
2. Do Teacher Pay Levels Matter? by Tony Milanowski.
–Do Teacher Pay Levels Matter? A Summary.
3.How To Design New Teacher Salary Structures, by Herbert G. Heneman, III, and Steve Kimball.
–How to Design New Teacher Salary Structures, A Summary.
4. How to Pay Teachers for Student Performance Outcomes, by Anthony Milanowski
–How to Pay Teachers for Student Performance Outcomes, A Summary
5. How to Fund Teacher Compensation Changes, by Allan Odden
6. Exploring a Federal Government Role in Funding Increased Teacher Compensation, by Andrew Reschovsky
