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Re[2]: Early Webelos Crossovers

[Morton Raban] (mxr@CHEM.WAYNE.EDU)
Fri, 12 Jan 1996 07:25:52 -0500


Pete Farnham wrote:

For example, you just finish teaching the new scout
> patrol how to tie the basic six scout knots, and then a new kid comes
> into the patrol and you have to teach the class all over again to this
> kid!
>
Thus, you are always faced
> with a situation where boys have to be dealt with singly or in pairs.
>
> How does your troop deal with this fact of scouting life? I don't
> call it a problem, by the way...I don't think it is :<)
>
In our troop most of the Scout, Tenderfoot and Second Class skills are
taught by the older scouts. For example, the communications merit badge
requires that the scout prepare himself to teach a scout skill, teach it
and then evaluate the resuts of his teaching. It is not a problem to have
to teach one or two scouts but rather another opportunity for older scouts
to develop leadership skills and to reinforce their own mastery of the
skill in question.

YiS
Morton Raban
SA T-1000
mxr@chem.wayne.edu

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