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Re: ethics in action
John Bemis (jbemis@CASS.MA02.BULL.COM)
Wed, 30 Oct 1996 12:22:23 -0500
Kim,
At our last Cub Scout Pow Wow, we invited a specialist in learning
disabilities to help the EIA session. The specialist was also a den
leader and had never been exposed to the EIA booklets. Says something
about the training impact we have. I was only able to catch a few minutes
of her presentation and she was discussing the impact that the EIA
(Dyslexia - Dog face on head) had just had on her. Another piece that
you may want to try is the video that is packaged with Ages & Stages
which covers the topic of how/when to use with the den. We use this
and the EIA package (back of the How-to Book, also) for the district
Roundtable.
Much like anything we do in Scouting, the audience has to be
prepared, shown, uses succesfully, then espouses the change. Just went
through this at Scoutmastership Fundamentals with the Reflection process.
Lots of Lightbulbs going off when we started doing the reflections.
YiS, Jay Bemis
Quinsigamond District Training Chairman, Mohegan Council, Worcester, MA
My Woodbadge Beads are in the Office, beading to be held at the Pow Wow
portion of the University of Scouting, Dec 7th. Y'all welcome to come!
NE CS-48 Beaver
jbemis@cass.ma02.bull.com
>
> One of the topics that the Cub Roundtable attendees stated that they would
> like to see is Ethics In Action. Does anyone have any suggestions on
> how to present this and what *you* would like to know/see.
>
> I hate to admit it, but my den has only done about two of the Ethics
> in Action and I can see that it could be a great resource and is probably
> under utilized.
>
> I'm in the process of reviewing the book and know that I can do some of
> the exercises with the group, but I'm wondering of that will be enough.
>
> I am going to ask our training chair if she would be interested in being
> our guest speaker on this subject, but I still would like to get opinons
> from this forum.
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> kim moye
> cubmaster/webelos den leader
> pack 308
> allen, tx
>
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