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What they learned was: |
What they lived was: |
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Valuing, recognizing, and applying different forms of
communication
Recognizing, appreciating and using diversity
Managing conflict
Building a personal vision of Scouting for the youth
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Meaning
of the Scout Oaths and Laws
The
patrol method
Games
with a purpose
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These dedicated volunteers spent 6 days over 2 weekends living
and learning the leadership skills taught during this
outstanding course. But, not all their education was complete –
in fact it is just beginning! During their time “on the hill”
participants developed five personal visions of success, called
“Tickets”. These goals reinforce the lessons and are
accomplished once they are back with their units.
The Tickets are developed so they create a visible difference
in the unit’s and youth’s program. It is this outward
appearance of their commitment, whether it is in their Unit,
District or Council, that makes a difference. When your program
is enhanced your youth are the benefactors! A better program
means that more youth will become, and more importantly stay,
involved in the Scouting movement.
To identify these committed volunteers – those with vision and
goals – just look for the MacClaren tartan (green plaid)
neckerchief. Also, look for the mauve neckerchief with the
MacClaren tartan patch on it for those who have completed their
Tickets. Ask them how you can help make a difference and how
taking this course will help you.
The Los Angeles Area Council wishes to thank 2008 Course
Director, Wesley Romberger and his Staff, for the leadership
they provided. If you are one of those leaders who are out to
make a difference, and are interested in attending Wood Badge in
2009, please follow the link for more information.
The
Course Directors are available to take your application and
answer your questions. Course Director for Course #1 is Debbie
Shockley and she can be reached at
dshckly@sbcglobal.net
or 310-486-7305 (cell). Course Director for Course #2 is Jay
Jenson and he can be reached at
jajbird41@aol.com or (310)
918-7379 (cell).
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