Teaching in Papua New Guinea
Teaching in Papua New Guinea by Trevor Freestone is a captivating account of the author’s experiences while teaching in Papua New Guinea from 1963 to 1975. Published by Xlibris Corporation LLC in 2011, this 88-page book is written in English and offers a unique perspective on the cultural and historical transitions occurring in the region during that time.
Readers will discover a narrative filled with remarkable adventures and anecdotes, as Freestone shares his journey through remote areas and his fascination with magic, which earned him the nickname Masta Trik. The book delves into the interactions between traditional practices and the encroaching modern world, providing insights into the lives of educators and the historical context of Oceania. Through his storytelling, Freestone presents a true account of a transformative period in Papua New Guinea’s history.
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Teaching in Papua New Guinea. This is the story of Trevor Freestone’s adventures teaching in Papua New Guinea. He went to Papua New Guinea in 1963 and left in 1975. Always seeking to teach in remote areas he has amazing stories which are sometimes hard to believe. He became interested in magic and became known throughout New Guinea as Masta Trik. Because of his interest in Magic he was often invited to special ceremonies where the witch doctor performed his version of magic. This is a true story of Papua New Guinea as it leaves the stone age and enters into the modern world.
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