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Re: "Slow" scouts

Bert Austin (austin@APS.ANL.GOV)
Thu, 4 Jan 1996 12:52:04 -0600


>Again, because it bears repeating, it is the PROGRAM, not the structure,
>which will lead to success. A good program will foster happy Scouts and
>quality advancement, regardless of the patrol structure. If you are
>running a good program then all of this troop structure nonsense that
>national has been touting is not necessary for you to be successful.

I understood that the statistics indicated a strong correlation between
retention and 1st Class rank. This could indicate the boys were dedicated to
scouting and could indicate that boys stayed in troops with a program that
got them to 1st Class before they lost interest. I believe the statistics
also showed a high negative correlation between retention and boys who did
not achieve 1st Class. YiS
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Bert Austin {austin@aps.anl.gov} |Unit Commissioner
Riverside, IL |I used to be a Fox
Voyageur Trace District |EC-443W
DesPlaines Valley Council |
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