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Second Human Capital
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Deepika Manglani
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Second Human Capital
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TEAMS
00:56
COLLABORATION
02:42
Chapter 4
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Hello, Welcome Back to this new section of 2nd human
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capital. So in the last video we were discussing about
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our first human capital which was hiring and recruitment.
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Now let us come to a second point which talks
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about teams.
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So our important second Capital is teams in our schools.
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We have to make different people into different teams and
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all these teams have different functions to do they have
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different objectives.
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Now it is your decision, A principal's decision, what kind
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of human capital you want to involve in your teams,
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You just want to keep teams of your teachers or
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it is up to you whether you want to bring
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students also part of those teams.
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So that collaboration is important in these teams, anything which
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which is in the school, anything which you want in
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your school needs to go through teams with a single
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hand, you cannot do all the functions, We need to
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delegate our most of the responsibilities to people, those who
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are down under us.
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So that at each level we have different leaders.
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A leader's role is to create more leaders.
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So when you are a principal in a school and
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your duty is to delegate your things and get it
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executed from different members of the school, different teams will
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be there having different reasons.
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Team will meet once in a week every day that
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they have to see that you have to show you
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how you want these teams to collaborate out of a
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tight schedule of teachers.
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You have to take out time whether it is a
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great level team subject level team activity.
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T all the teams have a different function to perform
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A successful school is one where different teams are in
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place. Systems are in place.
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Systems for execution elin place and teachers are regularly meeting,
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discussing with their cohort about the challenges they are facing,
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about the innovation they want to do about the technology
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they want to invest.
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And at the same time principle has a very important
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rule or a role for developing its teachers.
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So a development of a teacher also comes from there,
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but that also be part of collaboration.
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So I request all of you to see look into
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the hierarchy structure teams you have in in place.
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If not think about making one think about helping teachers
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to collaborate the same grade level teachers can collaborate for
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art integration across their classes, different level grade teachers can
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meet subject wise and they can talk about how they
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can integrate level by level and how they get what
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they want from their students.
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So or do you all principles start thinking and in
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the next model, I'm going to talk about how these
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teams are getting evaluated and why evaluation is important.
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Thank you very much
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