The influence of the Hilo Boarding School on agricultural education in the Pacific
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1953
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University of Hawaii at Manoa
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This paper looks at The Hilo Boarding School, as the first manual-labor type of school developed in the Pacific. It instituted a program of rural education based on the idea of learning by doing. The student was required to work part of each day for his subsistence and for the partial support of the school.
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Hilo Boarding School, Agricultural education
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Hawaii
Philippines
Philippines
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Theses for the degree of Master of Education (University of Hawaii (Honolulu no. 102
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