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1990

The Eighth Edition, The Scoutmaster Handbook (1990), continued with the same three Aims and eight Methods:

THE AIMS OF SCOUTING

Aim I--To build character
Aim II--To foster citizenship
Aim III--To develop fitness

THE METHODS OF SCOUTING

Ideals
Patrols (was Patrol Method)
Outdoors
Advancement
Personal Growth
Adult Association (was Adult Male Association)
Leadership Development (was Leadership Training)
The Uniform

The Methods of Scouting

 

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