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close this section of the library Educational leadership | Tonga College student government | Tonga


View the PDF document The perceptions of Mate Ma'a Tonga prefects : wayfinding student leadership development in Tonga
Author: Mafi, Kalolaine Kātoa
Institution: The University of the South Pacific
Award: M.A. Education
Subject: College student development programs | Tonga Leadership | Study and Teaching (Higher) | Tonga, Educational leadership | Tonga College student government | Tonga
Date: 2018
Call No.: Pac LB 2343 .4 .M34 2018
BRN: 1376636
Copyright:Under 10% of this thesis may be copied without the authors written permission

Abstract: This study is based on the students' and school administrators' perceptions and expectations of student leadership at Tonga College, one of the oldest schools in the Kingdom. Central to this is the Mate Ma'a Tonga framework and how it is perceived in school prefects' practices at an all-boys' school in Tonga. Individual in-depth talanoa (Vaioleti, 2006) was used to gather the data from eight school administrators' and senior school prefects' perceptions and expectations of student leadership at Tonga College.
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