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Conference Proceedings
Presenter |
Title of Presentation |
File Format |
Prof MAN Duma |
Encountering social exclusion in the management of schools in South Africa: Experiences of rural school parents |
PowerPoint 89kb |
Soane Mohapi |
The role of partnerships in education to improve learner attainment: Two rural primary schools’ perspective |
PowerPoint 3.7mb |
Dr NS Modiba |
Managing and Re-focusing Schooling to make it an Example of Redistribution: A Case of Three Schools in Limpopo |
PowerPoint 89kb |
Dr NS Modiba |
Managing the under-delivery of schools: Is it not a societal obligation? |
PowerPoint 56kb |
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Educating for worldwide competitiveness: Futuring and visioning in perspective |
PowerPoint 377kb |
I. I. Setlhodi-Mohapi |
Leading schools through shared values |
PowerPoint 216kb |
Dr Duduzile Mzindle |
An investigation into educators’ beliefs about the inclusion of learners in the governing bodies of schools |
PowerPoint 74kb |
GN Shava |
The ability of school principals to change underperforming schools towards sustainable improvement in South Africa |
PowerPoint 151kb |
Dr Alan Bhekisisa Buthelezi |
Conditions which favour participative management at secondary schools in South Africa: Views of school principals in the Uthungulu district of KwaZulu-Natal province |
PowerPoint 99kb |
C P van der Vyver (PhD) |
The role of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation for sustainable school improvement: Perceptions in township and rural secondary schools |
PowerPoint 1.2mb |
Mr. Tsiane Linki and Ms Mokgohloa Joyce |
Leadership and Management Continuity at South African Public Schools when Principals is Deceased Retire or Resigns |
PowerPoint 187kb |
Dr. More Chakane |
Leadership Styles – Self Reflection |
PowerPoint 232kb |
Dr. Sandile S. Mbokazi and Mr. Dumisani Mbokazi |
Towards a Relevant and Responsive Leadership for Responsible Citizenship |
PowerPoint 90kb |
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EMASA 2016
2016 EMASA Conference Call for Papers
2016 Abstract Submission Form
2016 Conference Programme (Draft)
Seminar
EMASA Leadership Seminar
Matthew Goniwe School of Leadership and Governance
Date: 28 May 2015
Time: 14:00 – 15:30
Speaker: Dr Caroline Long