November 2021 pHCLE Virtual Study Group

CGreat teachers and leaders play a critical role in preparing students for success in the future. As Human Capital Leaders, it is our duty to provide every student with equitable access to educators who can help them develop skills to respond to challenges in college, careers, and life.

pHCLE OVERVIEW
The Professional Human Capital Leader in Education (pHCLE) certification program is rooted in professional standards that outline the competencies that human capital leaders should master. The HCLE standards, designed specifically for Pre-K–12 education, were informed by feedback from hundreds of educators from across the country, including AASPA and its state affiliates.

READING REFERENCE GUIDE OBJECTIVE
The pHCLE Reading Reference Guide is a resource to help you engage in a self-study program for the certification exam. The guide defines key terms and provides links to suggested readings to help you further your learning. Topics are organized by the Human Capital Leaders in Education Professional Standards. This guide is meant to supplement other professional development activities.

pHCLE Reference Guide

AASPA Webinars that support your pHCLE preparation

Updated Articles

Rewards and Recognition in Employee Motivation

Study Group Recordings

Click Here for the November 3rd Recording 
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Click Here for the November 10th Recording
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Click Here for the November 17th Recording
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Click Here for the November 24th Recording 
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Study Group Slides

November 3rd - Strategic Staffing Slides

November 10th - Talent Management & Development

November 17th - Culture & Total Rewards

November 24th - Performance Excellence

Additional Resources
Study Cards
Quick Start Guide to taking the pHCLE
pHCLE Practice Questions

NOTE ON USE

This document contains research, guidance, and information, and is the property of the American Association of School Personnel Administrators. It is for use by the individual who purchased access to study group sessions and is not to be copied, quoted, published, or shared. We ask that this document be safeguarded, allowing no physical or electronic duplication. No changes may be made to this document without the express written permission of the American Association of School Personnel Administrators.