"Educational Work of the Boy Scouts" by Lorne W. Barclay is a study of the Boy Scouts of America's educational methods and principles, focusing on how the organization develops citizenship, responsibility, and community involvement in young boys. The book looks at how scouting and traditional schooling can work together, as well as the significant influence of the scouting movement on American society. Barclay highlights the educational content of scouting, the steps taken to promote responsible citizenship, and the introduction of specialized groups of scouts for those youth living in rural areas. He focuses on how scouting provides useful skills, fosters leadership skills, and gets boys ready for their roles as citizens. The book also emphasizes how important guidance from experienced scouts and leaders is and how scouting helps boys engage with their communities via community service projects. The global reach of scouting is also touched on, showing how it shapes responsible citizens in countries all over the world.

Educational Work of the Boy Scouts
By Lorne W. (Lorne Webster) Barclay
Explore how a youth organization transforms boys into responsible citizens through outdoor activities, skill-building, and community engagement.
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2009-06-17
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