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Download full textMabovula, Nonceba – South African Journal of Education, 2010
I apply as theoretical framework the Habermassian principles of "communicative action" and "consensus" through deliberation and reasoning. In particular, I focus on "rational" and "argumentative" communication through which school governance stakeholders could advance arguments and counter-arguments. I…
Descriptors: School Administration, Governance, Participative Decision Making, Educational Philosophy
Cawood, J. – 1988
Student leadership can become a malevolent force which can destroy or undermine individuals as well as the school community. Student leaders' roles in schools can also, however, be benevolent, leading to both personal development and school/community development. In schools for blacks in South Africa, black power and student power may combine to…
Descriptors: Blacks, Elementary Secondary Education, Foreign Countries, Gifted
