AIDS to Scoutmastership: A Handbook for Scoutmasters on the Theory of Scout Training Book

Contents: Foreword; Introduction; How to Train the Boy; Character; Health and Physical Development; Making a Career; Service for Others; Reconstruction; The Education Act and the Boy Scout; The Attitude of Labor Towards Scouting; Appendix. Aids To Scoutmastership should be every Scoutmaster's companion. The main purpose of the book is to show the object and methods of Scout training. It offers the Scoutmaster some ideas for training boys to be good citizens, through the use of the four greatest qualities of Scouting: character, physical health, handcraft for making a career, and service to others. Powell explains each of the four qualities and elaborates on how they fit into every day life. Aids to Scoutmastership gives the Scoutmaster suggested themes for meetings, and specific tasks for advancement. No troop library is complete, and no Scoutmaster should be without this handy guide. Let Powell be your personal guide through the Scouting experience.Read More