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Re: BOR ??

Andrew Hagemann (hagemann@VISI.NET)
Tue, 6 Jan 1998 21:27:33 -0500


Kevin S Woods wrote:
>
> I used to have a wonderful set of BOR questions. I have lost my
> copy. I would appreciate it if anyone could e-mail me these lists ASAP
>
> thanks, KWoods Tr 111 Raymond NH

These are a few of my favorite questions that I like to ask when I'm
sitting on any Board of Review.

1. What do you think is the most important quality in a ___
(Patrol Leader, Senior Patrol Leader, etc.).

2. What do you think you do to display good Scout Spirit outside
the Troop meeting?

3. What do you think is the main attraction of your Troop?

4. How could you make your Troop better?

5. What do you think that Eagle Scouts should do after they
make Eagle?

6. What new skills have you learned in Scouting that may help you in
a future career?

7. Why do you come to Troop meetings?

8. What do you think is the hardest thing for a new Scout to
learn about the patrol method?

9. Why did you join Scouting? Why do you stay in Scouting?

10. What kind of a question would you ask on a board of review for
your future rank?

11. If you were told by the National Council that you were
selected to eliminate one of the points of the Scout Law, which
one would you delete? Why?

12. If you were told by National Council that you were selected to
add one more point to the Scout Law, what would it be? Why?

13. Which boy leader's job is the hardest to perform? Why?

14. Would you wear your Scout uniform to school if this Board asked
you to do so? Why or why not?

The blacksmithing Scouter,
Drew

--
Andrew Hagemann, Eagle '69 <hagemann@visi.net>
SA, New Scout Patrol, Troop 6 (Colonial Virginia Council)
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