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Peer-Reviewed Article July 31, 2006

Leadership in school-based management : a case study in selected schools

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Published in: South African Journal of Education
Publisher: Education Association of South Africa • South Africa • 0256-0100 • 2076-3433
DOI: https://doi.org/10.4314/saje.v26i3.25074

Abstract

According to the literature on school-based management, there are two clear schools of thought on this issue. One school views school-based management as a positive and successful vehicle of school improvement. The other argues that it has been minimally successful in school improvement. The leadership role of the school principal is widely regarded as the primary factor contributing to a successful relationship between school-based management and school improvement and is therefore an essential dimension of successful school-based management. This article, derived from a qualitative case study undertaken among a number of divergent secondary schools in Gauteng province, is an attempt to conceptualise the important and pivotal leadership role of the school principal in ensuring school improvement via effective school-based management in South African schools South African Journal of Education Vol. 26(3) 2006: 341-353

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