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Department of Educational Leadership and Management

Department of Educational Leadership and Management

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Prof SS Khumalo

Professor | College of Education
School of Educational Studies | Department: Educational Leadership and Management

Tel: 012 429 8854
Campus: Muckleneuk
Building: NS Radipere Building
Office: 6-73

  • Doctor in Education Management
  • Master in Education Management
  • B.Tech (Education Management)
  • B.Tech (Human Resource Management)
  • B.A (Education & Psychology)
  • Post Graduate Diploma in Organisational Development
  • Primary Teachers Diploma 

C2

  • Educational Leadership and Management
  • ICT education
  • Open Distance Education
  • Social Justice Education
  • Sustainable Education
  • Organizational development
  • Quality Promotion

  • Education Leadership and Management

Selected Published Book Chapters

  • Khumalo, S. S. (2018). Improving Student Success Rate in Open Distance Learning Settings through the Principle of Constructive Alignment (Ed: M Sinecen): In Trends in E-learning, 31.
  • Khumalo, S. S. (2018). Cost of Poor-Quality Management on Organizational Performance in Educational Settings. In Cases on Quality Initiatives for Organizational Longevity (Ed: A Krishan (pp. 297-323). IGI Global.
  • Khumalo, S. S. (2018). The Role of Principals as Mentors in Mentoring Deputy Principals. In Mentorship Strategies in Teacher Education, (Eds: K Dikilitas, E Mede, D Atay) (pp. 256-274). IGI Global.
  • Khumalo, S. S. (2019). Rethinking the Support Programmes for the Marginalised Students in Higher Education Through the Lens of Social Justice. In Strategies for Fostering Inclusive Classrooms in Higher Education: International Perspectives on Equity and Inclusion (Eds: E SenguptaP Blessinger, J Hoffman, M Makhanya) (pp. 97-109). Emerald Publishing Limited.
  • Khumalo, S. S. (2019). Perpetuating Social Injustice Through Neglecting the Voices of the Non-Unionized Teachers: An Analysis From the Rawlsian Perspective. In Handbook of Research on Social Inequality and Education (Eds: S Wisdom, L Leavitt, C Bice) (pp. 273-288). IGI Global.
  • Khumalo S.S. (2020). The Leadership Practices Of The South African Primary School Principals In Promoting Shared Decision Making: In Innovations In Educational Leadership And Continuous Professional Development (Editor: Osama Al Madhi) (pp 139-160)

  • Khumalo S.S: (2015). The implications of system 4 approach on school leadership practices. International Education Studies (IES):  8(7): 38-43
  • Khumalo S.S: (2018). Promoting teacher commitment through the culture of teaching through strategic leadership practices, Gender and Behaviour, 16(3), 12167-12177
  • Khumalo S.S (2019). Analyzing abusive school leadership through social justice theory. International Journal of Educational Management, 33(4), 546-555
  • Khumalo S.S (2019). Implications of school violence South Africa on socially just education, Ebangi, 16(8), 1-11
  • Khumalo S.S (2019). Exploring the leadership practices of primary school principals through the lens of transformational leadership theory. Journal of Gender, Information and Development in Africa, 8(3), 21-38Khumalo S.S (2019). Examining the transformational leadership practices of primary school principals in promoting teacher commitment: A South African perspective, Discourse Communication and Sustainable Education, 10(2), 22-32
  • Khumalo SS (2021). Analysing the experiences of women principals in primary schools in Limpopo Province, South Africa through social justice theory, Problems of Education in the 21st Century, Volume 79 (1), 47-59
  • Makibinyane JM & Khumalo, S. S (2021). Exploring factors that impede students support services and through put rate: the case of TVET Colleges in South Africa, International Journal of Education Economics and Development, 12(4), 397-411
  • Khumalo SS (2021) A Descriptive Analysis of the Leadership Practices of Primary School Principals in Promoting Sustainability Through Motivating Teachers" Discourse and Communication for and Sustainable Education, 12(1), 42-54
  • Khumalo SS (2021) A critical examination of the recruitment processes of the South African principals from Rawls perspective: A conceptual argument, Cogent Social sciences, 7(1), 42-54
  • Mlambo Freddy & Khumalo SS (2022). An examination of the promotion of the ethic of professional praxis of secondary school principals: a South African perspective, International Journal of Leadership in Education, 1-15
  • Khumalo SS (2022). Critical analysis of Bantu Education Act of 1953 and implications on Covid-19 pandemic in Black schools: A social justice perspective, 3(2): 260-271.
  • Munnhar, P & Khumalo SS (2022): The South African Council for Educators point system policy in promoting teacher professional development: Critical analysis of the case in South Africa, 9(1) 45-53
  • James Kyambadde & Shuti Steph Khumalo (2022). The dynamics and complexities impeding the management and the implementation of universal primary education (UPE) in Ugandan primary schools, 10(1) 82-91
  • Suzanne Emily Naicker & Shuti Steph Khumalo (2023) Secondary school leadership and technology integration in pedagogical practices: Challenges, impediments, and successes, 17(1), 266-281.
  • Chapisa, C. Shuti Steph Khumalo, (2023). Characterization, Experiences and Management of Y-generation Teachers: A South African Perspective, 138-155 4(1)
  • TJ Nkuzana & SS Khumalo (2023). Depicting pertinent curriculum hiccups constraining students pursuing senior national certificate: South African Perspective, 10 (1), 226-233
  • SS Khumalo (2023) Abusive school leadership practices and teacher dissenting voices: Analysis through Nacy Fraser and Miranda Fricker, 2(4), 15-28

  • Literati Award for excellence- [Emerald Publishing] Outstanding Author Contribution- Awarded for the exceptional author contribution to the chapter: Rethinking the support programs for marginalised students in Higher Education through the lens of social justice
  • Highly Commended Article-Awarded for the commendable article published in the International Journal of Educational Management. Analysing abusive school leadership practices through the lens of social justice

  • Majuba Project
  • The effectiveness of School Leadership, Management and Governance Structures in the provision of Quality in Limpopo Province, South Africa
  • The dynamics of space and place in the sub-Saharan universities.
  • Master’s & PhD TVET project