HRD Overview, Glossaries, Foundational Theories and Concepts HRD in HRM_2021
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Glossaries,
Foundational
Theories
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Functions of HRM are:
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HRD BODY OF
KNOWLEDGE
and
HRD PRACTICES….
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Related Glossaries or Terminologies
to HRD- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
HRs: Human Resources
PM: Personnel Management
HRM:Human Resource Management
HRD:Human Resource Development
HCM: Human Capital Management
ASTD: American Society for Training and Development - -USA
CIPD: Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development - -UK
TED: Training, Education, Development
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HRD Foundational
Theories
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Foundational
Theories
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HRD Foundational
Theories
1.Economic Theories
2.Psychological Theories
3.Systems Theories
Ethics
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HRD Related Theories
and Practices
1.Behavioral Theories
2.Adult Learning Theories
3.Digital Literacy
4.Ecological Sciences
5.HRM
6.Strategic Management
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HRs: Human resources
Human beings
Ability
Knowledge
Attitudes
Beliefs
Moral and Ethics
Rights
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Assumptions about
Human Resources:
Factor of production: workforce
Factor of development
Value assets
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The Strategic View of Human Resources:
Employees are human assets
Effective organizations recognize
that employees have value
Employees are valuable sources
of sustainable competitive
advantage
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“All men are created equal. They are
endowed by their Creator with certain
unalienable rights; among these are Life,
Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.”
(The Declaration of Independence of the United States of America in 1776.)
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What is Human Capital?
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Human capital
is defined as
the collective knowledge,
skills and abilities
of people
that contribute
to organizational success
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Human Capital
Human capital is defined as the collective knowledge,
skills and abilities of people that contribute to organizational
success
Human capital is influenced by corporate culture, organizational
values and strategic business goals and objectives and indicates
the health of an organization
Human capital can be assessed via key performance indicators
(KPIs) which are quantifiable, specific
measures of an organization’s performance in critical
areas of its business
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Workforce Diversity
Who Are Our Workers ? Work / Life
Balance
• Males
• Females Balancing work and
• Whites personal lives
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• Straights
• National Origin
• Disabled
• Elderly
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EEO: Equal
Employment
Opportunity
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Employee Right
and Legislation
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หลกั คณุ ธรรม หลกั สมรรถนะ หลกั ผลงาน คณุ ภาพชีวิตการทางาน
(Merit) (Competency) (Performance )
(Quality of work-life)
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What is HRD?
Why HRD?
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Strategic Implications of
A Dynamic Environment
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PM/HRM/ HRD Psychology
HCM
Economics
Behavioral
Systems Theory Strategic
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Buddhism Christian
TAO/ Chinese Islamic
HRD
Japanese Thai 30
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Meanings/ History/Evolutions
Definitions
Principles/ HRD Philosophies/
Models Theories
Labels/Activities Schools/Scholars
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HRD:
Human Resource
DEVELOPEMNT
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HRD definitions:
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HRD is a series of Father of HRD
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specified time
and designed
to produce
behavioral change
(Nadler, 1970: 3)
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HRD is a process for
developing and unleashing
human expertise
through organization development,
personal training and development
for the purpose of improving performance
(Swanson & Holton III, 2001: 4)
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HRD as a combination of
training, career development,
and organization development
offers the theoretical integration
need to envision
a learning organization,
Which positioned
to act strategically
throughout the organization
(Marsick & Watkins, 1994: 355)
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Global HRD Definition
“HRD is any process or activity that,
either initially or over the long-term,
has the potential to develop work-based knowledge,
expertise, productivity and satisfaction,
whether for personal
or group/team gain,
or for the benefit of an organization,
community, nation, or, ultimately,
the whole of humanity.”
McLean, G. N., & McLean, L. D. (2001).
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Basic agreements of HRD:
1. Goal of improvement both for
Learning and Performance
2. Problem orientation
3. systems thinking
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Focus of HRD at a Macro level :
1. Quality of Life- people well being
2. Health- people good health
3. Education-for all citizen
4. Moral and Ethics at all levels
5. SDGs - -sustainable development
goals
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HDIs: Human Development Indexes Human security
Health
Education
Food and Sustainability Environment
nutrition
Income and poverty Women Children
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Human Development Indicators: HDIs
Life expectancy
Adult literacy
Gross Domestic Product:GDP
Gross Domestic Happiness :GDH
Gender empowerment measure:
GEM
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Focus of HRD at Micro level:
HRD in Organizations
@ individual level
In groups
In an organization
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The Key to HRD is “Learning”
♥ of HRD is Learning:
Learning is central to the notion of HRD
Learning enhances the efficacy of the learner
in terms of his/her performance in the
organization setting and ultimately
the organization’s performance
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What Is Learning?
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change in human capabilities that is
not a result of growth process.
(Sigelman &Shaffer)
•Through Learning we recreate
ourselves (Senge)
•Learning is what we do to ourselves!
(Nadler)
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Learning: the process of
acquiring new knowledge and
expertise in people
Through learning we can re-
create ourselves! (Senge, 1990)
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Learning Theories Social Learning
Theory
Reinforcement
Theory
Goal Theories
Need Theories
Information Adult Learning Expectancy
Processing Theory Theory: Andragogy10/17/2021 Theory
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HRD Learning Domains:
Cognitive domain:
Knowledge, Thinking
Affective domain:
Attitudes, Beliefs, Feelings
Psychomotor domain:
Skills, Proficiency
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Human Domains:
พทุ ธิพิสยั
Cognitive Domain
จิตพิสยั
Affective Domain
ทกั ษะพิสยั
Psychomotor Domain
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Foundations of HRD
Richard A. Swanson
&
Elwood F. Holton III
(2001,2009)
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