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Re: BOR Help -- to retest?

Paul H. Brown (phbrown@CAPACCESS.ORG)
Wed, 13 Dec 1995 09:06:25 -0500


On Tue, 12 Dec 1995, Michael F. Bowman wrote:
> Yeah, I'm one of those that didn't master every skill. But then again, I
> learned much more. And I can still open the Handbook or Fieldbook and
> relearn. For me it is easy to see some of these Scouts through my own
> experiences and know that more important developments are taking place,
> albiet sometimes slowly.

I agree with Mike.

Its a lot easier to open the Fieldbook to refresh your memory on a
forgotten skill than it is to open up, an learn from, such a book on basic
leadership or ethics. If these aren't learned as a youth, no amount of remedia
l adult
training suffices, IMO. Knot tying and outings just keep the scouts'
attention, while we teach them ethics. Would they show up for 90 minutes
of ethical training each week, if we just labeled it ethical training?
I'd say probably not.

Paul H. Brown, UC, GW District, National Capital Area Council
phbrown@capaccess.org

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