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Re: New First Class Proposal?????

Norman J. MacLeod (gaelwolf@MARLIN.SSNET.COM)
Fri, 31 Mar 1995 06:54:23 EST


Mark -

You wrote -

>Is there a better way? I think so. Start by asking those in the field what
>they have seen and what they think. Not just the priviledged few who might
>be recommended by the Scout Executives. Randomly select them from the rolls
>of the SMs and ASMs (leaders on the front line with regular contact with the
>boys and who have to make their unit operate on a weekly basis). Then design
>a study to test individual ideas (not entire programs based on them) in a
>wide variety of units. Based on those results, develop changes to the program.
>Introduce the "new" program in several councils representing a cross-section
>of the whole, not just the 'Quality Councils.' Tune it. Then institute it
>nationwide.

Better still would be to publish a "Request for Input" in the BSA Scouting
magazine and Boy's Life. This would give EVERY youth and adult member of the
BSA to contribute - or not - as they wished. This is something National has
not done - to the best of my knowledge - in the past. I don't know if it is
out of a fear of the amount of responses that might come in or a concern
that the answers tehy would get might not match up too well with what the
consultants they hire have to say about what should be changed and how...

Norman

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